According to Karouzis, the village is shown on Venetian maps, something which confirms its existence back in medieval years.
Up until 1975 the village had a mixed population. But as a result of the Turkish invasion, the Turkish Cypriot residents left the village and settled in the occupied areas.
Mosque Slide Show |
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This is a double single storey building comprising a Mosque and a school without a minaret. The foundations are of stone, it has a two pitched lined roof and the windows and doors are stone framed with a pointed arch over one of the windows. There are four plain windows at the rear and one on the side. The building is located south-west on the outskirts of the village. |
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Farming Equipment
Farming is still a big industry in Cyprus and there are still plenty of working farms in and around Agia Varvara Village in the Ezousa valley were the land is still very fertile.  With the land of the Ezousa valley being so fertile and the summers being so dry and hot, farmers can usually get two or three crop rotations of cereals etc. in a year. |
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Abandoned Cars
In need of restoration &
some tender loving care!
Other Vehicles (Filmed on 1st & 29th November 2020) |
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