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  2. Colin Thubron - Wikipedia

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    Colin Thubron is a British travel writer and novelist, ranked among the 50 greatest postwar British writers by The Times. He has written books on the Middle East, Russia, China, Central Asia and more, and has won several awards for his fiction and non-fiction.

  3. Cyprus - Wikipedia

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    Cyprus is an island country in the eastern Mediterranean Sea with a rich and complex history of settlement, occupation and conflict. It is divided into two parts: the Republic of Cyprus, a member of the EU and the eurozone, and the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus, a de facto state recognised only by Turkey.

  4. Tourism in Cyprus - Wikipedia

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    Learn about the history, competitiveness, investment, and attractions of Cyprus' tourism industry, which accounts for 10.7% of the country's GDP and 6th most popular per capita of local population. Find out the top countries of origin, the Blue Flag beaches, and the language and service of the tourism sector.

  5. List of World Heritage Sites in Cyprus - Wikipedia

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    Worship of pre-Hellenic fertility deities in Cyprus began in the Neolithic period (6th millennium BCE). Paphos was the site of one of the oldest Mycenean settlements. In the 12th century BCE, they built a dedicated temple to Aphrodite , the goddess of love and beauty, who was born on the island, according to classical mythology .

  6. Ancient history of Cyprus - Wikipedia

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    Learn about the ancient history of Cyprus from the Neolithic era to the Roman province. Discover the influences of Mycenaean, Phoenician, Egyptian, Assyrian, Persian and Greek cultures on the island.

  7. Akrotiri (prehistoric city) - Wikipedia

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    Akrotiri was a prosperous Cycladic settlement on Santorini island that was destroyed and preserved by the massive volcanic eruption in the 16th century BCE. The site, excavated since 1967, reveals frescoes, pottery, furniture and other artifacts of the Minoan culture.

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