Field photograph·C01668·1929
Finds in situ at Vouni Palace
Description
A standing draped stone figure is set in the centre of a dug area against a rock face, its folds and head clearly visible. To the left, a second draped figure lies tilted on its side beside a broken block. Column drums and smaller fragments are scattered over the soil in the foreground, with rubble and rock filling the upper part of the view.
Other scan of this record (1)
- Description, scan 2
- Several larger stone sculptures and smaller fragments lie where they were found in the excavated ground at Vouni Palace. A standing draped figure stands at the centre, with a headless figure to its left and another draped figure to its right, and broken pieces scattered across the dirt floor. A rough rock face and rubble fill the background.
English, translated from the original record
Finds in situ at Vouni Palace, during excavation.
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Photographs: Swedish Cyprus Expedition, Medelhavsmuseet, Stockholm (CC0)