An archaeological dig in Palaepaphos has revealed an intriguing inscription of ancient Cypriot writing on a wall from the 6th century BC. This discovery, made in the Kouklia-Martsello area, has drawn considerable interest, potentially shedding light on the site's historical significance. Recent excavations have shifted focus from the site’s once-presumed defensive role to a more devotional purpose, sparking new theories about its past.
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Archaeologists discovered a helmet dating back 2,500 years that belonged to the Greek-Illyrian era. The…