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In Pyrgi (Pyrgos). A locality
c. 1¾ Eng. miles inland (southward) from Aijos Thyrsos. A high plateau crowned by a rocky height full of erratic boulders and with no or little earth. On the west side of the rocky height lie two large statues of local stone on the earth surface. They are two "Assyrian"-Cypriot women in long schematically folded mantles, the smaller one with right hand lifting the garment the left with strongly bent arm-bow bearing some offering. The larger seems more Egyptianizing . Its right hand is held pressed to the breast and holds a fruit
| The large | The small | |
| L. Height | 4.38 m. | 2.30 m |
The whole plateau is built over in Byzantine times
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain