A bust of Alexander the Great was discovered
A bust of Alexander the Great was discovered
In Cyprus, as part of an ecclesiastical assembly
Excavations of the Antiquities Department in an area of Cyprus have been ongoing since 2007, when the first discovery was made.
However, a marble column with a bust of Alexander the Great as a personification of the Byzantine Emperor Herakleios was discovered, which likened the man as a "new Alexander".
The two "basilicas" are part of a royal monumental ecclesiastical assembly, which, as mentioned in a statement by the conference of the Metropolis of Constantia - Ammohostos, the archaeological officer Dr. Eleni Prokopiou, is associated with Amathousian St. John the Merciful, Patriarch of Alexandria and patron of Limassol.
However, a marble column with a bust of Alexander the Great as a personification of the Byzantine Emperor Herakleios was discovered, which likened the man as a "new Alexander".
The two "basilicas" are part of a royal monumental ecclesiastical assembly, which, as mentioned in a statement by the conference of the Metropolis of Constantia - Ammohostos, the archaeological officer Dr. Eleni Prokopiou, is associated with Amathousian St. John the Merciful, Patriarch of Alexandria and patron of Limassol.
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