Article · 1883
On Specimens of Ancient Goldsmiths' Art Found in Cyprus
A. P. di Cesnola
Journal of the British Archaeological Association 39(2) 119-128
Who did what
5 recordsExcavation 3
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Alessandro (Alexander) Palma di CesnolaExcavated
Major A. P. Di Cesnola excavated at Tremitus and found glass he identified as ordinary glass burnt by fire.
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Alessandro (Alexander) Palma di CesnolaFound
Major A. P. Di Cesnola found two examples of the goddess in a tomb at Salaminia.
two examples of this goddess
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Alessandro (Alexander) Palma di CesnolaExcavated
Major A. P. Di Cesnola excavated ancient cemeteries and ruins in Cyprus, where he found the gold jewellery he exhibited.
Phenico-Cypriote golden jewellery, about fifteen hundred piecesthe ancient cemeteries and ruins of Cyprus
Recording and study 2
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Alessandro (Alexander) Palma di CesnolaConnected withBritish Archaeological Association
Major A. P. Di Cesnola offered to show the Association ancient gold ornaments he had found in Cyprus.
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Alessandro (Alexander) Palma di CesnolaStudied
Major A. P. Di Cesnola examined glass from Tremitus and concluded that it was ordinary glass burnt by fire.