Virtual
Museum

The 3D model of Kalavasos Tenta was created using advanced drone technology to capture high-resolution aerial images of this important Neolithic site. Through multiple drone flights, detailed images were gathered from different angles and combined to form a precise 3D representation of the site. This model not only serves as a valuable tool for ongoing archaeological research but also allows for virtual exploration, offering scholars and visitors alike the opportunity to engage with the rich history of Kalavasos Tenta from anywhere in the world.

The 3D model of the Ayios Dimitrios archaeological site was created using drone photogrammetry, capturing high-resolution images from multiple angles during several drone flights. These images were processed into a detailed 3D model, accurately representing the site’s architecture and terrain. This model supports ongoing excavations, preserves the site digitally, and allows for remote exploration, offering both researchers and the public a unique way to experience this historical landmark.

This bull-shaped vessel from the Late Bronze Age (Base Ring II ware) was found at Kalavasos-Ayios Dhimitrios (Tomb 1). Likely used for ceremonial purposes, it showcases ancient Cypriot craftsmanship. To create a 3D model, the vessel is scanned using photogrammetry. Multiple images are processed to generate a detailed digital replica.

This handled jar dates to the Middle Bronze Age, featuring incised decoration. Its craftsmanship reflects the skill of ancient artisans, with the handle indicating its use for storing or transporting liquids.

This White Slip II ware bowl, dating to the Late Bronze Age, was found in Tomb 1 of the Kalavasos-Ayios Dhimitrios settlement. The bowl showcases the high aesthetics and craftsmanship of the period.

A plain jug with a rounded body and a single handle, commonly used in the Middle Bronze Age for holding liquids. Found in Tomb 41, near the church in Kalavasos, this piece is an example of the functional pottery used during this period.

A finely decorated jug from the Middle Bronze Age with a red polished and mottled surface, discovered in Tomb 41 near the church in Kalavasos. This jug is notable for its detailed relief decoration, often used for ceremonial purposes.

This ceramic lamp, dating to the Late Bronze Age, was unearthed in Building VIII of Agios Dimitrios. Such lamps were integral in everyday life for providing light, offering a glimpse into domestic practices in ancient Cyprus.

A small juglet from the Late Bronze Age, influenced by Mycenaean design. This type of vessel was commonly used for storing precious liquids, such as oils or perfumes. Found in Building II at the archaeological site of Agios Dimitrios.

A glazed bowl from the Ottoman period found in the church area of Kalavasos in 1978. Its simplicity reflects everyday use during the Ottoman era, offering insight into daily life in Cyprus at the time.