The Earliest Representation of Saint James in Christian Art

Cyprus during the 70's was devastated and eventually divided by the war which pitted the Greeks with the Turks. Northern Cyprus is now Muslim and Turkish while Southern Cyprus is Christian. The war also generated a movement of peoples to their respective sides of the new border and allowed the wholesale destruction of Christian artifacts in the North. Some enterprising Turks did realize that much money could be had from the sale of these artifacts to Christian dealers, collectors, and con-men in the Christian world. The Panagía Kanakariá mosaicsa looted from the church in Lythrankomí were part of this wheeling and dealing. Of the four mosaics spirited out of Cypreus, one depicted...Saint James. Quite possibly the earliest know artistic representation. The narrative surrounding the modern history of these mosaics may be found here, a remarkable story:
https://plone.unige.ch/art-adr/case...thodox-church-of-cyprus-and-cyprus-v-goldberg
PS I know, I know, this is not the proper forum for this subject, please do allow people to have a look before sending it off to oblivion.