Ayia Marina (Skyllouras) 'Paleoklisia': Department rescue tomb, 1966

In 1966 a Cypro-Classical II tomb at Paleoklisia, in Ayia Marina (Skyllouras), was registered as C.S. 1617¹. The chronicle names M. Loulloupis and A. Christodoulou as excavators of the tombs in this section of the Department of Antiquities' work¹. The tomb held pottery of types VI and VII, among it a lentoid Plain White VII flask, 22.5 cm high, and a Stroke Polished I (VI) jug, 15.5 cm high, which the report calls rare¹. There were also an iron tool with a bone handle, 14 cm long and tentatively identified as a chisel, and an iron knife 15.2 cm long¹. The material from these tombs was kept in the rooms of the Archaeological Exploration Section¹.