Paphos Life

In The Country of the Blind, the One-Eyed Man is King. The reverse, however, is also true. An area next door to the Archaeological Park and Tomb of the Kings is not a good place to be if you are an aspiring historical point of interest in search of fame and adulation. Your efforts will be doomed to failure. So, let us take pity on some relics, that otherwise don't get a second glance, and visit a couple of Chloraka's lesser-known historical attractions.

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I'm being directed to Paphos Life Admin Panel.

EDIT:- seems to be fixed.

Gosh you were quick off the mark!

In admin mode I can edit an article on-screen, so to speak. But if I forget and post the admin link by mistake then you get the login screen rather than the article itself.

Being a Chloraka resident, I found this very interesting. Thanks Dominic. I think that this coastal part of Paphos area has been settled for a very long time. Way back before even the Romans arrived..

Dominic, Have you had a look around Lemba and Kissonerga?

Dee