Advancing Archaeological Research through Remote Sensing: The Example of Tylliria Area in Cyprus- Juniper Publishers

Advancing Archaeological Research through Remote Sensing: The Example of Tylliria Area in Cyprus 



Authored by Vasiliki Lysandrou

Tylliria area is situated in the north-west part of Cyprus. Its geographical territory counts several villages of Nicosia and Paphos Districts, on the basis of the modern administrative division of the island. The area is bounded in the eastern part from Kampos River and the village of Pomos in the west


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