What is noticeable about this village is that the decay is fairly uniform. In other places, you often find the occasional dwelling that is still more-or-less intact. Here, though, mosque notwithstanding, the ruins were fairly consistent.

This perked by interest though. There was an oven built into the side of a house. Now, in Foinikas - another abandoned village - there was until recently a superb external oven like this, which also had an opening in the interior of the house. This meant the fires could be stoked from the outside while the food cooked on the inside. When I saw this I hoped that this would be another example.

Unfortunately though, when I looked at the inside, there was no such opening. Well, there was, but it was on the wrong wall.

Those wooden beams could tell a tale or two...