Troodos, Machairas and village life

This series holds 104 photographs from the Troodos mountains and their villages. A large group (31) was taken at Machairas, where the expedition had a house: its terrace and porch with deckchairs, its rooms, and the mountains around it. Another group records village crafts at Klirou: potters shaping vessels with a wooden knife in the courtyard of a farmstead, new pots set out to dry, and a rope-maker twisting net cord. These carry numbers with the prefix JL, the farmsteads are identified by letter, and the museum credits the photographs to John Lindros, the architect who did the expedition's drawing and photographic recording.