I believe it is from France

Kouris is the largest dam of cyprus built in the 1980s. The village of Alassa had to be moved uphill. When the dam is full, only the top of the belfry is visible

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One of the most important and spectacular exposures of the Lower Pillow Lavas is the slope of a gorge in the Akaki river, which is the classic locality reference for the study of these types of rocks. This outcrop exhibits the stratigraphically lower part of the volcanic sequence, where a lower unit of hyaloclastites and an upper unit of pillow lavas are cut by swarms of near vertical dykes.

The roadcut exposes at least three episodes of magmatic activity, which are evidence of the complex multiple intrusive evolution of the lower oceanic crust. Banded ultramafic rocks such as dunite and pyroxenite are intruded by plagioclase bearing poikilitic wehrlite and subsequently younger dykes cut all the older rock types.

In this outcrop basaltic dykes host sulphide deposits, which attracted the attention of ancient prospectors. Four small ancient galleries appear in this roadcut and an excavated furnace site in a vineyard down the road.