Drawing·CS-J1A-10-0002·1928–29
Key to Vouni: sketch of the palace with original room numbering
Description
A pencil plan on aged, stained paper shows the palace at Vouni as rectangular rooms and walls, each marked with a pencilled room number. The rooms are grouped around an open central area, with a small circular feature inside it. A short handwritten legend with small symbols sits at the lower centre, and the sheet has tears and brown stains along its edges.
Other scan of this record (1)
- Description, scan 2
- A pencil drawing on cream paper, photographed against a dark blue backdrop. A rectangle in the upper left holds three lines of handwritten lettering, and to the right a tall, narrow outline with a constriction in the middle is sketched with a few faint lines beside it. Small handwritten numbers sit near the lower right, and the top edge of the paper is torn.
English, translated from the Swedish record
Sketch of the palace with the original room numbering. Field drawing.
Swedish, as on the record
"Nyckel till Vouni": skiss över palatset med ursprunglig rumsnumrering. Fältritning, Svenska Cypernexpeditionen.
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Photographs: Swedish Cyprus Expedition, Medelhavsmuseet, Stockholm (CC0)