Enkomi, Nicocreon Monument

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Les environs:

Ivory game board dates to the Late Bronze Age

Enkomi, Remains of the temple of the Ingot god

Enkomi, Statuette of a deity, partialy covered with gold foil

Enkomi, Bronze statuette of a stting figure

Enkomi, Tomb 10, Mycenaean krater with the picture of a chariot

Enkomi, Late bronze statuette of a stting figure

Enkomi, Tomb 17, Mycenaean krater with the picture of a chariot with Jupiter

Localisation:

Chypre, Égkomi
geo:35.161526,33.885174
Précision ± 0-5 m.

Period or year:

-3xx / unknown

Classification:

Tombeau ou tombes
Visible

Identificateurs:

vici:place=41743

Annotations

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The Nicocreon Monument, so-called Tomb of Nicocreon, is a cenotaph in fact. The tumulus covered a paved platform with a large-scale sacrificial deposit.

See:

http://www.whatson-northcyprus.com/interest/famagusta/salamis/nicocreon.htm
Anne Marie Carstens, Tumuli as Power Political Statements. On Tumuli in Cyprus in an East Mediterranean and Anatolian Context, in: umulus as Sema Space, Politics, Culture and Religionin the First Millennium BC, De Gruyter 2016

The Nicocreon Monument, so-called Tomb of Nicocreon, is a cenotaph in fact. The tumulus covered a paved platform with a large-scale sacrificial deposit.

See:

http://www.whatson-northcyprus.com/interest/famagusta/salamis/nicocreon.htm
Anne Marie Carstens, Tumuli as Power Political Statements. On Tumuli in Cyprus in an East Mediterranean and Anatolian Context, in: umulus as Sema Space, Politics, Culture and Religionin the First Millennium BC, De Gruyter 2016