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Book·1982·English

Medelhavsmuseet Bulletin 17

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Medelhavsmuseet Bulletin 17 (Stockholm 1982), edited by Bengt Peterson, is an issue of the Medelhavsmuseet's journal. Its Cypriot article is Kjell Andersson, "The Cyprus Collection in the Museum of Mediterranean and Near Eastern Antiquities, Medelhavsmuseet, Stockholm". Andersson puts the Swedish Cyprus Expedition's finds at about 18,000, of which Sweden received about 10,000, and gives lists of the numbers of the tomb groups and other finds in Stockholm, site by site, from Lapithos, Nitovikla, Enkomi, Amathus, Marion and Idalion to Ajia Irini, Mersinaki, Kition and Kythrea.

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The other articles are Ingegerd Lindblad, "A Presumed Head of Sesostris I in Stockholm"; Beate George on Ptolemy II and Arsinoe II; Tore Hallén, "A Cycladic Figurine"; Ingela Wiman on a Praenestine mirror; Johan Flemberg, "A Rediscovered Muse?"; Anne-Marie Leander-Touati on a draped torso; Bengt Peterson on imitation pottery from mediaeval Cairo; and Carl-Gustaf Styrenius on the museum's activities.

Sources

  • Peterson, B. (ed.) 1982. Medelhavsmuseet Bulletin 17. Stockholm: The Museum of Mediterranean and Near Eastern Antiquities, Contents.
  • Andersson, K. 1982. "The Cyprus Collection in the Museum of Mediterranean and Near Eastern Antiquities, Medelhavsmuseet, Stockholm", Medelhavsmuseet Bulletin 17, pp. 17–29.

Contents

From the book’s own headings

  1. The Museum of Mediterranean and Near Eastern Antiquitiesscan 6
  2. MEDELHAVSMUSEETscan 6
  3. A Presumed Head of Sesostris I in Stockholmp. 3
  4. Ptolemaios II und Arsinoe II vor den Göttern von Athribisp. 11
  5. The Cyprus Collection in the Museum of Mediterranean and Near Eastern Antiquities, Medelhavsmuseet, Stockholmp. 17
  6. Tomb groupsp. 17
  7. Lapithosp. 17
  8. Nitoviklap. 17
  9. Paleoskoutellap. 17
  10. Ajios Jakovosp. 17
  11. Enkomip. 18
  12. Styllip. 18
  13. Amathusp. 18
  14. Marionp. 18
  15. Idalionp. 18
  16. Kountoura Trachoniap. 18
  17. Sitesp. 19
  18. Neolithic Settlementp. 19
  19. Chalcolithic Settlementp. 19
  20. Bronze-Age Sanctuaryp. 19
  21. Iron-Age Sanctuaryp. 19
  22. The Acropolisp. 19
  23. Ajia Irinip. 22
  24. Left columnp. 23
  25. Right columnp. 23
  26. Mersinakip. 25
  27. Kitionp. 25
  28. The Temple of Athenap. 26
  29. The Palacep. 26
  30. Lapithosp. 27
  31. Enkomip. 27
  32. Marionp. 28
  33. Kythreap. 28
  34. Idalionp. 28
  35. Ajia Irinip. 29
  36. Mersinakip. 29
  37. Kitionp. 29
  38. Galinopornip. 29
  39. Miliap. 29
  40. Trachonasp. 29
  41. Ourap. 29
  42. Ajios Phokasp. 29
  43. A Cycladic Figurinep. 30
  44. The typological division of Cycladic figurinesp. 30
  45. The leg cleftp. 33
  46. The masterp. 34
  47. From which island?p. 35
  48. Abbreviationsp. 36
  49. A Prænestine Mirror in the Medelhavsmuseetp. 37
  50. A Description and Some Commentsp. 37
  51. Ingela Wimanp. 37
  52. Shapep. 37
  53. Decoration of the massive handlep. 37
  54. Decoration of profile and talon on obverse side of mirror discp. 37
  55. Ornamentation on reverse side of mirror discp. 37
  56. The main scenep. 39
  57. The pyriformityp. 40
  58. The decorative elementsp. 40
  59. The figured scenep. 40
  60. The dating of the mirrorp. 41
  61. A Rediscovered Muse?p. 42
  62. The Nollekens torsop. 49
  63. A Torso of a Man Draped in a Himationp. 51
  64. Sherds of Blue and White Imitation Pottery from Mediaeval Cairop. 59
  65. Activities 1981–1982p. 69
  66. Contentsp. 72
  67. MEDELHAVSMUSEETscan 78

Plates and figures

26 pages with pictures, in scan order

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  10. p. 13
  11. p. 39
  12. p. 41
  13. p. 43
  14. p. 44
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  16. p. 46
  17. p. 47
  18. p. 48
  19. p. 52
  20. p. 53
  21. p. 54
  22. p. 55
  23. p. 56
  24. scan 67

And:scan 68p. 70

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