Edited volume · 2016
Ancient Cyprus Today: Museum Collections and New Research
G. Bourogiannis and C. Mühlenbock (eds.)
Åströms förlag
Contents
14 in our registers- Re-examining the history of Cypriot antiquities in the Fitzwilliam Museum: a look at the collection's past and futureAnastasia Christophilopoulou13-19
- Histories of pots and people: re-discovering the archaeology of Cypro-Geometric LapithosS. Diakou21-30
- The Cypriot fragment at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in the late 19th centuryC. Olien31-41
- Metallurgy and metalwork in Enkomi - Revisiting Porphyrios Dikaios' excavationsV. Kassianidou79-90
- The Ayia Irini project at the Medelhavsmuseet, Stockholm: towards a reconsideration of the ceramicsG. Bourogiannis91-103
- Excavations at Ayia Irini in the winter of 1929: tricky Phoenicians and Biblical floodsS. Houby-Nielsen105-117
- Recent research at the Hellenistic and Roman theatre precinct of Nea PaphosC. Barker141-
- Reconstructing social behaviour and interaction in the House of Dionysos in Paphos: a reconsideration of previous researchAlexia Miltiadous Johansson155-
- Silent artefacts revealing their story: the analytical paradigm of Bronze Age cooking pots from CyprusM. Dikomitou-Eliadou, A. K. Vionis167-175
- The reuse of a well as a deposit for seven individuals at Hala Sultan TekkeB. Stolle219-228
- A study of fishing methods used at Hala Sultan Tekke during the Late Bronze AgeA. Lindqvist239-248
- ICP-analysis of 66 Terracotta Statues, Statuettes and Pottery Sherds From Ayia Irini, CyprusC. Mühlenbock, T. Brorsson299-311
- The political situation in the Near East during the Cypro-Archaic period and its impact on CyprusC. Ioannou325-
- Rethinking the portrait-like sculpture of Hellenistic CyprusG. Papantoniou