Basilica of Kampanopetra, Salamis

The large basilica complex of Kampanopetra at Salamis-Constantia, on the east coast of Cyprus, was built close to the coast and was once accessible from it. The three-aisled basilica with its atriums and annexes was constructed in the late 5th/early 6th century. The aisles of the basilica end to the east in semicircular apses with the central one furnished with a synthronon. The complex has two atriums, one to the west of the narthex and one to the east of the basilica. The whole complex once had marble floors and marble furnishings (columns, bases, capitals, offering tables, etc.) mainly from the ancient island of Proconnesus.