On the north-west coast of Cyprus lies the ancient site of Vouni. The SCE excavations at Vouni lasted from spring 1928 until autumn 1929. Occasional supplementary digs were carried out later. The name of Vouni belongs to a rocky hill rising directly from the sea north-west of ancient Soloi. The palace belongs to the period between 500 and 380 B.C. with two building periods, c. 500 to c. 450 and from 450 to c. 380 B.C. [Source: Translated from Marie-Louise Winbladh The sites of the Swedish Cyprus Expedition]
