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Rock-cut chambers known as the catacomb of Ayios Lambrianos (or Lepros)

Kato Paphos

Rock-cut chambers known as the catacomb of Ayios Lambrianos (or Lepros): a church in Kato Paphos. Protected by Order in Council in 1958.

Paphos District, about 34°43′ N, 32°34′ E

  • Other recorded site
  • Contours every 100 m
The pin marks the village of Kato Paphos, not the building. Approximate location. Open in the map →

Protection

Antiquities Law
  1. 5 December 1957

    Proposed for declaration, No. 1071, First Schedule, Paphos item (m)

    “Rock-cut chambers known as the catacomb of Ayios Lambrianos (or Lepros)”

    Supplement No. 3 to The Cyprus Gazette No. 4094 (1957), No. 1071, Antiquities Law, Cap. 43: Notice under section 6 (2) (made 5 December 1957), First Schedule, Paphos item (m), pp. 1032–1034 Online

  2. 2 October 1958

    Order under the Antiquities Law, No. 756, First Schedule, Paphos item 14

    “Rock-cut chambers known as the catacomb of Ayios Lambrianos (or Lepros).”

    Supplement No. 3 to The Cyprus Gazette No. 4180 (1958), No. 756, Antiquities Law, Cap. 43: Order in Council No. 3031 made under section 6 (1) (made 2 October 1958), First Schedule, Paphos item 14, pp. 766–769 Online

Sources

  1. 1.Supplement No. 3 to The Cyprus Gazette No. 4094 (1957), No. 1071, Antiquities Law, Cap. 43: Notice under section 6 (2) (made 5 December 1957), First Schedule, Paphos item (m), pp. 1032–1034 Online
  2. 2.Supplement No. 3 to The Cyprus Gazette No. 4180 (1958), No. 756, Antiquities Law, Cap. 43: Order in Council No. 3031 made under section 6 (1) (made 2 October 1958), First Schedule, Paphos item 14, pp. 766–769 Online

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