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Selected case studies and useful reading questions: what was found, how was it studied and what follows from the evidence?
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According to the Department of Antiquities of Cyprus, the large building at Idalion was the seat of a Greek-speaking royal dynasty from about the 7th century to 450 BCE, and in the Classical period an administrative centre for territory annexed to Kition.
At the end of the French mission's 2022 season the number of ostraca from Kition-Pampoula reached 99, all dated to the 4th century BCE. What that number shows, and what cannot be known without the texts themselves.
According to the Department of Antiquities of Cyprus, in the second half of the 4th century BCE Pasikypros, king of Tamassos, sold the city to Pumiathon, king of Kition. What the case shows about relations between kingdoms, and what it leaves open.
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