Room III spouted bowl of red-on-black ware; the production centres of such vessels were located in the Karpasia peninsula and eastern Mesaoria, middle Bronze Age (around 1700 BC) 27.7.15 The Saint from Peristeri, Karpasia.
Room III amphoroid krater of Aegean/Mycenaean type known as the ‘Zeus crater’; it is covered with painted decoration such as octopuses, a chariot and human figures, including a robed man holding scales, late Bronze Age (around 1410-1390 BC), Egkomi 9.8.15 Agamemnon asleep, Mycenae, magical afternoon.
Room III zoomorphic askos of base ring ware with side spout in the form of a bull’s head, late Bronze Age (1450-1200 BC), Katydata 14.8.21 Katydata, the Karkotis River fl ows into the Bay of Pentageia.
Room III jug of proto-white painted ware; the neck ends in a human face with straining holes, Cypro-Geometric I period (1050-950 BC), Kouklia-Skales 11.8.21 Gazing towards the sea from Kouklia, midday.
Room III amphora of bichrome III ware, known as the ‘Hubbard amphora’; it bears an elaborate figurative scene on either side, Cypro-Geometric III period (900-750 BC), Platani (Ammochostos) 4.9.21 Enthralling Platani, afternoon, the sun is blinding.
Room III amphora of bichrome ware with elaborate floral and geometric painted decoration, Cypro-Archaic i period (750-600 BC), Peristerona (Ammochostos District) 4.9.21 Sunset behind Pentadaktylos as seen from Peristerona, Ammochostos.
Room III barrel-shaped jug of bichrome V ware; decorated with geometric and floral painted motifs and a female figure holding a bird in each hand, Cypro-Archaic II period (600-475 BC), unknown provenance 12.8.21 Marion/Arsinoe.
Room III jug of black-on-red I ware bearing elaborate painted scenes, Cypro-Geometric III period (900-750 BC), Polis Chrysochous 10.8.21 Dawn, Marion and the Bay of Chrysochou.
