Archaeologists at the Pyla-Vigla site in Cyprus have unveiled a series of remarkable new findings that shed fresh light on the island’s Hellenistic past. The latest discoveries, announced this week by the Pyla-Vigla Archaeological Project, include previously unknown artifacts and architectural features that reveal complex social, cultural, and economic dynamics in ancient Cyprus. These breakthroughs not only deepen our understanding of the Hellenistic world’s influence on the eastern Mediterranean but also highlight the enduring significance of Cyprus as a crossroads of civilizations. This report explores the details of the excavation and its impact on the study of ancient history, as revealed in the latest updates from Arkeonews.
New Archaeological Finds at Pyla-Vigla Shed Light on Hellenistic Life in Cyprus
Recent excavations at the Pyla-Vigla site have brought to light an array of artifacts that offer unprecedented insight into the daily lives, trade networks, and…
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Author : William Green
Publish date : 2025-11-08 11:56:00
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