Two D.C.-Area Archaeology Events
http://www.biblicalarchaeology.org/exhibits-events/dc-archaeology-april-2016/
Greek-Phoenician city in the inner part of Cyprus already mentioned in the inscriptions of the Assyrian kings Asarhaddon and Asurbanipal, often in the ancient poets as a chief place of the Aphrodite-cult, otherwise hardly mentioned. Ruins at present Dali between Larnaka and Nikosia with 2 acropoleis, city walls and other remains, excavations. In the classical period united with Kition ("Kings of Kition and Idalion"). Many important inscriptions in Cypriot syllabary and Phoenician, Neo-Phoenician inscriptions...
(My translation. This was originally published in 1975 so the article presumably dates to before the Turkish invasion of 1974.)