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Department of Antiquities, Republic of Cyprus, Kellia, Church of Saint Antonios, north-west view of church (P4281788-2)
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Department of Antiquities, Republic of Cyprus, Kellia, Church of Saint Antonios. Cruciform church with an elevated vaulted-arch instead of a dome, with a narthex on the south and west side. Τhe church originally belonged to the architectural type of cross-in-a-square with a dome and three apses on the east, built probably in the 9th century. The wall paintings of church belong to different layers dated to 9th, 11th, 12th, and 13th century.
Title: Department of Antiquities, Republic of Cyprus, Kellia, Church of Saint Antonios, north-west view of church (P4281788-2)
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Department of Antiquities, Republic of Cyprus, Kellia, Church of Saint Antonios.
Cruciform church with an elevated vaulted-arch instead of a dome, with a narthex on the south and west side.
Τhe church originally belonged to the architectural type of cross-in-a-square with a dome and three apses on the east, built probably in the 9th century.
The wall paintings of church belong to different layers dated to 9th, 11th, 12th, and 13th century.
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