Paphos district (Lemba, Kissonerga, Souskiou): Department exploration survey

In 1975 the Exploration Section of the Department of Antiquities surveyed extensively in the Paphos district, between Khlorakas and Kissonerga and around Souskiou, and added more than 90 sites to the catalogue¹. The campaign mapped the sites and studied them systematically; the report adds that some had already been located through accidental finds or clandestine excavations¹. The report lists Khloraka-Palloura, Lemba-Lakkous and Kissonerga-Myloudhia among the newly discovered Chalcolithic sites, and names settlements at Kissonerga Varedhia, Psillouthes and Mosphilia¹. A 49 cm Red Polished bottle found accidentally in a test trench near Lemba-Lakkous was registered as Paphos Museum 2140; the report tentatively proposes that it came from an Early Cypriot cemetery nearby¹. At the Neolithic site of Mari-Tenda, excavated earlier by P. Dikaios, rapid surface exploration yielded a flint arrowhead, catalogue number CS 1939¹.