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Quarter-plate. From roof of entrance gateway, near Larnaca

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A religious and political centre dating to the 7th century B.C. at the end of the Roman era. Among the ruins in the area are various building remains, baths and palestra. The sanctuary of Apollo was destroyed by earthquake in the late 4th century A.D.

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Quarter-plate (landscape format). Behind is seen Stavra Vouni, Santa Croce Mountain. The lake in front is salt, and when dry, as it becomes every summer, the salt residue is dug and piled in heaps. The aunt of Mohammed is buried here: she came here to make war: some say she was wounded by the enemy, some say that her horse got shy and fell and that she was killed in that way.

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Quarter-plate (landscape format). Behind is seen Stavra Vouni, Santa Croce Mountain. The lake in front is salt, and when dry, as it becomes every summer, the salt residue is dug and piled in heaps. The aunt of Mohammed is buried here: she came here to make war: some say she was wounded by the enemy, some say that her horse got shy and fell and that she was killed in that way.

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151 x 202 mm. The Turkish Ambassador, Mr. Nuri Birgi sits at the centre with the Foreign Minister, Mr. Fatin Zorlu next to him at right.

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Quarter-plate (landscape format).

Scope and Contents 89 x 113 mm. Woodburytype. A fine half-length portrait of the bearded village priest of Avgoru: 'Touching the resources of a papa, or village priest, I was informed by a simple villager that the priest of his parish was a man of wealth, his income would not fall far short of ten shillings a week. Even during our brief stay in the place, we saw quite enough to satisfy us that the pastor represented in this illustration was held in high veneration among his flock, and, so far as we...

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Quarter-plate. [No print]. Missing. 1 Chron XXI The threshing floor of Ornan the Jubusite. The sleigh on which the man sits is studded underneath with flint stones, as shown later in picture of Pauls pillars at Paphos.

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The two published volumes contain autotype and Woodbury type reproductions of Thomson's originals with descriptions on the facing pages. These descriptions have been utilised for describing the photographs.

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The two published volumes contain autotype and Woodbury type reproductions of Thomson's originals with descriptions on the facing pages. These descriptions have been utilised for describing the photographs.

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The two published volumes contain autotype and Woodbury type reproductions of Thomson's originals with descriptions on the facing pages. These descriptions have been utilised for describing the photographs.

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171 x 226 mm. A view looking out from the tombs towards the supporting Doric columns of the chambers. The caption on the reverse of the photograph reads: 'Cut in the Rock the roof usually supported by doric columns are the imposing 'Tombs of the Kings' at Kato Paphos. They in their magnitude as to construction and beauty form an ever-lasting stamp in the Hellenistic tradition in architecture, recollecting the famous rock tombs of Lindos in Rhodes',

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285 x 150 mm. A tombstone with scenes from the life of Christ carved on it in relief.

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An album containing postcard views of Cyprus. The postcards are by a variety of photographers and publishers.

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Quarter-plate (landscape format). The lower portion is much older than the upper.

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205 x 151 mm. A view showing the great square tower of the castle of the Hospitallers at Colossi.

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240 x 175 mm. Archbishop Makarios can be seen seated in the front row to the right of the dancers.

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Quarter-plate (landscape format). A Greek refreshment man Constandis Kaemanus selling Turkish Delight (lakoumi) and Cyprus bread. Two Turkish women in yashmaks.

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Quarter-plate (landscape format). In the distance among the trees behind is Cythera, and the mountain is called Pentedactylon.

Scope and Contents David Reddaway was born 26 April 1953, the son of George Frank Norman Reddaway, CBE and Jean Reddaway, OBE (née Brett). He was educated at Oundle School (Scholar.) and Fitzwilliam College, University of Cambridge (Exhibitioner; MA History). In 1981 he married (1st), Roshan Taliyeh Firouz (marriage dissolved 2019), having two sons and one daughter; and (2nd), 2020, Gabrielle O’Driscoll.Reddaway joined the Foreign and Commonwealth Office in 1975 and his diplomatic career...

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Half-plate (landscape format). 16 miles from Limassol. Note terrain to the left of the picture for vineyards. In foreground is the village of Monagri and just behind it Doros. (good view to compare with terracings occurring in English down counties as possible remains of Roman vineyards.

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An album containing postcard views of Cyprus. The postcards are by a variety of photographers and publishers.

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An album containing postcard views of Cyprus. The postcards are by a variety of photographers and publishers.

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197 x 153 mm. Mr. F. Erkin, Turkey’s Foreign Affairs Minister (left), and Mr. Zeki Kuneralp, Turkish Ambassador in London, seated at the conference table during the opening session of the Cyprus Conference in Marlborough House, London, on January 15.

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187 x 152 mm. Mr. F. Erkin, Turkey’s Minister for Foreign Affairs (right), and Mr. Bayulken of the Turkish Ministry of Foreign Affairs, seated at the conference table during the opening session of the Cyprus Conference in Marlborough House, London, on January 15.