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New Discoveries of Ancient Paphos Defences at Fabrika Hill

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Recent excavations at Fabrika Hill have uncovered significant findings about ancient Paphos.
The French archaeological mission identified a large hewn square related to the northeastern tower of the city's defensive wall.
The discoveries shed light on the water system and urban organization of Nea Paphos from Hellenistic to early Byzantine times.
Archaeologists found a three-meter high wall, but its foundations remain unidentified.
Excavations will continue next year to further explore the site.

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Recent excavations at Fabrika Hill have uncovered significant findings about ancient Paphos.
The French archaeological mission identified a large hewn square related to the northeastern tower of the city's defensive wall.
The discoveries shed light on the water system and urban organization of Nea Paphos from Hellenistic to early Byzantine times.
Archaeologists found a three-meter high wall, but its foundations remain unidentified.
Excavations will continue next year to further explore the site.

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