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Arrival And Expansion Of Palaeolithic Humans In Cyprus

Researchers have found that humans settled in Cyprus as far back as 14,257 years ago, thousands of years earlier than previously thought

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Early Palaeolithic People s Arrival, Expansion on Cyprus

Early Palaeolithic People s Arrival, Expansion on Cyprus
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Early Arrival and Expansion of Palaeolithic People on Cyprus: New Flinders University Study Reveals

Early Arrival and Expansion of Palaeolithic People on Cyprus: New Flinders University Study Reveals
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Underwater park offers glimpse of life in ancient Cypriot city

NICOSIA, July 29 (Xinhua) An underwater archeological park on the edge of Limassol is providing visitors with a rare glimpse of life in Cyprus more than 2,400 years ago, archeology professor Stella Demesticha told Xinhua on Friday.

Stella demestichaDepartment of fisheriesDepartment of antiquities cyprusMarine research of cyprusUniversity of cyprusMaritime archaeological research laboratoryMarine research

Underwater park offers glimpse of life in ancient Cypriot city-Xinhua

Underwater park offers glimpse of life in ancient Cypriot city-Xinhua
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Stella demestichaDepartment of fisheriesDepartment of antiquities cyprusMarine research of cyprusUniversity of cyprusMaritime archaeological research laboratoryMarine research