Soli: Morphou-Myrtou road temple (Department, 1960)

In 1960 Kyriakos Nicolaou partly investigated, for the Department of Antiquities, building remains exposed by levelling in a field north of a town near the Morphou-Myrtou road¹. The building, considered probably a temple, had three rooms, one paved with slabs, and three cisterns; the lower sections of the walls were lined with marble slabs and painted stucco¹. The levelling disturbed a fragment of a sandstone pillar and a fragmentary marble statuette of Aphrodite¹. Dikaios, whose Archaeology in Cyprus, 1959–61 reports the work, says the building may belong to a complex like the Temples of Isis-Aphrodite at Soloi¹.