Article · 2007
White Painted V eye-pitchers in Cyprus and the Levant
Paul Åström
Cahiers du Centre d'Études Chypriotes 37 97-114
Excavations it is cited for
3 projects- 1894Kalopsidha: Myres for the Cyprus Exploration FundDirected by John Linton MyresExcavation
- 1923–1924Alambra and Kalopsidha: Gjerstad's Bronze Age soundings (1923–1924)Directed by Einar Nilson GjerstadExcavation
- 1959Kalopsidha: the Swedish stratigraphic campaign of 1959Directed by Paul ÅströmSounding
Who did what
10 recordsBuying, selling and giving 4
- p. 99
James Rivers Barrington StewartOwned
The eye-pitcher was formerly in the J.R. Stewart collection.
Bathurst, Australia
- p. 103
Mr Dikran SarrafianSold toAmerican University Museum
Mr Dikran Sarrafian sold an eye juglet to the American University Museum.
No. 59.21
- p. 104
- 1936–1944 · p. 105
George Basil PalmaSold toCyprus Museum
The Cyprus Museum purchased a miniature copper ox-hide ingot from the Palma collection.
No. CM 1936/VI-19/1
Excavation 4
- 1894 · p. 97
John Linton MyresFound
John L. Myres discovered the Bronze Age settlement at Kalopsidha.
- 1959 · p. 97
Paul ÅströmFound
Paul Åström found further eye-pitcher examples at Kalopsidha.
- p. 98
Einar Nilson GjerstadExcavated
Gjerstad excavated at Kalopsidha, where fragmentary eyelet-decorated jugs were among the sherds.
Fragmentary jugs decorated with eyelets on pinched mouthsKalopsidha, strata 1-2
- p. 107
Paul ÅströmExcavated
Paul Åström excavated at Kalopsidha and found many Eyelet-style sherds.
Sherds decorated in the Eyelet style
Recording and study 2
- p. 103
Robert Stuart MerrilleesConnected withPaul Åström
Robert Merrillees showed Paul Åström the eye pitcher from Glasgow.
Glasgow eye pitcher
- p. 107
Claude Frédéric-Armand SchaefferStudied
Schaeffer saw Myres' finds from Kalopsidha in the Ashmolean Museum.
Ashmolean Museum, Oxford