Travel Pictures of Salamis, Northern Cyprus

Now that's what I call kitchen tiles

which can last a thousand years...

Right: this was historically the "public toilets", so I guess the below was some sort of drainage. Perhaps a curved wall with urinals standing against them? Had to take a pic.

The outer wall of the amphitheatre, right.

Right: I overheard someone say that, when the Ottomans invaded the island, the army chopped off the heads of all the statues. I guess the bodies were nice enough, but the faces looked too European.

Seeing the foundation of the pillars right, I could only imagine how grand everything must have looked in its full form.

Looked like these were some sort of bathing facilities (pic to right from other side of same structure)

In the process of unearthing more structures. Just doesn't seem to stop.

Doesn't look like much, but if you try to imagine what it must have looked in its full form, I could only be amazed.