Book · 1999
Ugarit, Zypern und Ägäis: Kulturbeziehungen im zweiten Jahrtausend v.Chr.
Hans-Günter Buchholz
Excavations it is cited for
8 projects- 1883Idalion: Ohnefalsch-Richter's excavations for the British Museum, 1883Directed by Max Ohnefalsch-RichterExcavation
- 1913–1917Lapithos: Myres and Markides for the Cyprus MuseumDirected by John Linton Myres, Menelaos Markides and L. H. Dudley BuxtonExcavation
- 1934–1974Enkomi: the French MissionDirected by Claude F. A. Schaeffer, Olivier Pelon, Jacques-Claude Courtois (sector director) and othersExcavation
- 1948–1958Enkomi: the Department of Antiquities excavations under DikaiosDirected by Porphyrios DikaiosExcavation
- 1971–1987Hala Sultan Tekke: the Swedish Mission of Gothenburg University (1971–1987)Directed by Paul Åström, Karin Niklasson and R. E. Linington (magnetometer survey)Excavation
- 1971–1973Morphou-Toumba tou Skourou: the Harvard-MFA Boston expeditionDirected by Emily T. VermeuleExcavation
- 1977Nisou-Perachorio: Department rescue of a tombDirected by Michael LoulloupisRescue excavation
- undated (19th century)Arsos: Ohnefalsch-Richter's investigationsDirected by Max Ohnefalsch-RichterExcavation
Who did what
42 recordsBuying, selling and giving 12
- p. 40
George PetrakidesPassed objects toCyprus Museum
A Hittite bronze figurine from G. Petrakides's private collection entered the Cyprus Museum's possession.
No. Inv.-Nr. 1944/II-17/1
- p. 120
Max Ohnefalsch-RichterSold toAntikensammlungen
M. Ohnefalsch-Richter sold a looped pin to Vienna's Antikensammlungen.
SchleifennadelWien
- p. 401
Petros KolokasidesOwned
P. Kolokassides's collection in Nicosia included an imported cup from Cyprus.
weitere solche Importtasse aus ZypernNikosia
- p. 411
A ring vase of unknown findspot was in the collection of G. Michaelides in Nicosia.
RinggefäßNo. 1968/V-30/119Nikosia
- p. 411
N. P. LanitisOwned
A Protowhite-Painted ring vase in the collection of P. Lanitis was held at the Limassol local museum.
Protowhite-Painted-Stück
- p. 411
Petros KolokasidesOwned
A ring vase from Rizokarpassos had formerly belonged to P. Kolokassides's collection.
White-painted INo. 1961/XII-9/15
- p. 634
Christakis HadjiprodromouOwned
Hadjiprodomou’s private collection held a painted wall appliqué formerly in Famagusta; its whereabouts were unknown.
Painted wall appliqué with two bull heads and a standing figure
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Robert Hamilton LangOwned
The wall appliqué was listed as coming from the collection of Hamilton Lang.
Bichrome wall appliquéNo. 1903.185d
- p. 636
The wall appliqué in the Cyprus Museum was from the private collection of G. Michaelides.
Geometrically painted wall appliqué with a bull’s head and zigzag patternsNo. 1968/V-30/545
- p. 637
Desmond MorrisOwned
D. Morris’s private collection held a fragment of a Cypriot wall appliqué.
Fragment of a bichrome-painted wall appliquéNo. DM-BI-104Cyprus
- p. 637
A large painted wall appliqué was in the Nicosia private collection of G.G. Pierides.
Large figured and ornamentally painted wall appliquéNikosia
- p. 667
James BomfordOwned
The Cypriot bronze goddess now in Oxford was formerly in the Bomford collection.
Cypriot bronze goddess on an ingotNo. Ashmolean Museum, Inv.-Nr. 1971.888
Excavation 13
- p. 87
W.-D. NiemeierFound
W.-D. Niemeier's new finds at Milet included a White Slip I sherd and an Argive cup fragment.
frühe kyprische 'White Slip I'-Scherbe und ein argivisches Tassenfragment
- 1879–1883 · p. 119
Max Ohnefalsch-RichterDug forCharles Newton
Max Ohnefalsch-Richter excavated the eastern acropolis on behalf of Charles Newton.
Stone sculptures and terracotta figurines depicting femaleseastern acropolis of Idalion
- 1977 · p. 119
Michael LoulloupisDirectedCyprus Survey
M. Loulloupis directed the Cyprus Survey's investigation of a grave at Nisou-Perachorio.
drei SchleifennadelnNo. C.S. 2414/42.43.46Nisou-Perachorio, Flurmark Tzitas (Chitas)
- 1913–1917 · p. 128
John Linton MyresExcavated withMenelaos Markides
J. L. Myres and M. Markides excavated the faience pendant together at Lapithos Tomb 51.
No. inv. no. M.34; catalogue number 53
- p. 220, 383, 628, 638
Porphyrios DikaiosExcavated
P. Dikaios excavated a stone vessel at Enkomi that he identified as a mould for round copper ingots.
Stone vessel interpreted as a mould for round copper ingots
- p. 351
Paul ÅströmExcavated
P. Åström's settlement excavation at Hala Sultan Tekke produced a dozen further ostrich eggshell fragments.
Eierschalen-Fragmente
- 1885 · p. 439
Max Ohnefalsch-RichterExcavated
M. Ohnefalsch-Richter cleared the tomb at Nikosia-Hagia Paraskevi in 1885.
- 1952 · p. 517
Porphyrios DikaiosExcavated
Porphyrios Dikaios excavated tablet #207 at Enkomi and dated its context roughly to the 12th century.
one of the site's three clay tabletsNo. #207
- 1967 · p. 536
Claude Frédéric-Armand SchaefferFound
Cl. Schaeffer found an inscribed clay cylinder at Enkomi.
- p. 629
Emily T. VermeuleDirected excavations
E. Vermeule led American excavations at Toumba tou Skourou.
two plain upper portions of wall appliques
- p. 668
Max Ohnefalsch-RichterExcavated
probablyM. Ohnefalsch-Richter's excavations were associated with the probable find area of a Louvre bronze acquisition.
bronze figureArsos (bei Atheainou)
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Hans-Günter BuchholzDug forClaude Frédéric-Armand Schaeffer
Hans-Günter Buchholz participated in C.F.A. Schaeffer's excavations at the mentioned sites.
Ras Schamra and Enkomi
Recording and study 17
- 1976 · p. 5
Hans-Günter BuchholzWorked withGünther Nobis
Hans-Günter Buchholz and G. Nobis worked together on a study of animal remains from Tamassos.
Tamassos, Zypern
- 1976 · p. 5
Hans-Günter BuchholzPublished
Hans-Günter Buchholz published a study of animal remains from Tamassos with G. Nobis.
Tamassos, Zypern
- p. 120
Adolf FurtwänglerCatalogued
A. Furtwängler inventoried the pin as a needle with a wrapped wire at the top.
NadelNo. Misc. 8142/393
- p. 214
Hans-Günter BuchholzFound
Hans-Günter Buchholz found an unpublished mould for a miniature ingot in the Cyprus Museum.
- 1989 · p. 224
Hans-Günter BuchholzRecorded
Hans-Günter Buchholz saw an unpublished corner of a four-handled ingot among the underwater finds at Haifa.
Maritimes Museum von Haifa
- p. 508
George PapasavvasStudent ofTh. Papadopoulos
Th. Papadopoulos supervised Georg Papasavvas's dissertation on Cypriot archaeology.
- p. 508
George PapasavvasStudied
Georg Papasavvas completed a dissertation on late Bronze and early Iron Age Cyprus.
University of Ioannina
- p. 550
Hans-Günter BuchholzPublished
Buchholz published a study of pottery with cord impressions from Tamassos.
- p. 556
Hans-Günter BuchholzPublished
Buchholz published a study of archaeological wood finds from Tamassos.
Tamassos, Cyprus
- 1997 · p. 586
Hans-Günter BuchholzCorresponded withPaul Åström
P. Åström communicated information about the altar by letter to Hans-Günter Buchholz.
a monumental altar discovered at Hala Sultan TekkeHala Sultan Tekke
- p. 598
Hans-Günter BuchholzRecorded
Hans-Günter Buchholz arranged for new photographs to be made of a rhyton with a frieze of sacred horns.
No. Vasen-Inv. 3135
- p. 641
Stephanie BöhmStudent ofJ. Schäfer
Stephanie Böhm’s doctoral work was encouraged and supervised by Jörg Schäfer.
Doctoral study Die nackte GöttinHeidelberg
- 1976 · p. 670
D. AnknerStudied
D. Ankner signed a report that included X-ray and material analyses of the bronze statue.
Bronze statue, shield, ingot base and leg coveringNo. Inv.-Nr. 1145; Untersuchungs-Nr. 73/340; Röntgenbefund R 75/298-297Mainz
- 1976 · p. 670
F. HummelStudied
F. Hummel signed a report that included X-ray and material analyses of the bronze statue.
Bronze statue, shield, ingot base and leg coveringNo. Inv.-Nr. 1145; Untersuchungs-Nr. 73/340; Röntgenbefund R 75/298-297Mainz
- p. 670
Hans-Günter BuchholzRestored
Hans-Günter Buchholz fitted broken-off parts of the statuette, including its nail, after its discovery.
The bronze statuette of the god from EnkomiNo. Fund-Nr. 1145Enkomi
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- p. 733
Porphyrios DikaiosStudied
P. Dikaios archaeologically investigated and described the site of Maa.
the archaeological site of Maa
- p. 733
Vassos KarageorghisStudied
V. Karageorghis later investigated the site of Maa again.
the archaeological site of Maa