Article · 1956
A New Inscribed Clay Tablet from Enkomi
Antiquity
Excavations it is cited for
3 projects- 1934–1974Enkomi: the French MissionDirected by Claude F. A. Schaeffer, Olivier Pelon, Jacques-Claude Courtois (sector director) and othersExcavation
- 1934–1954Kourion: the Penn Museum excavations (Curium Expedition)Directed by George H. McFadden, Bert Hodge Hill, John Franklin Daniel and othersExcavation
- 1948–1958Enkomi: the Department of Antiquities excavations under DikaiosDirected by Porphyrios DikaiosExcavation
Who did what
8 recordsExcavation 6
- 1933–1958 · p. 40
Porphyrios DikaiosDug forDepartment of Antiquities of the Cyprus Government
P. Dikaios directed a joint mission of the Cyprus Antiquities Service that excavated two sectors at Enkomi.
deux secteurs
- 1934–1970 · p. 40
Claude Frédéric-Armand SchaefferDirectedFrench Mission
Schaeffer led the French Mission when it took over the excavations at Enkomi.
- 1953 · p. 40
Claude Frédéric-Armand SchaefferFound
Dr Cl. F. A. Schaeffer found a similar tablet during his Enkomi campaign.
- 1955 · p. 40
Porphyrios DikaiosFound
P. Dikaios discovered a fragmentary inscribed clay tablet at Enkomi.
a new fragmentary tablet of baked clay with a Cypro-Minoan inscription
- p. 40
Claude Frédéric-Armand SchaefferFound
P. Dikaios reported that Dr Cl. F. A. Schaeffer discovered a Cypro-Minoan tablet at Ras Shamra-Ugarit.
- p. 40
John Franklin DanielFound
J. F. Daniel discovered short inscriptions, mostly on clay vessels, at Curium.
Recording and study 2
- p. 40
Ernst SittigStudied
E. Sittig deciphered the second of the two earlier Enkomi tablets into Greek.
the second of the two tablets previously found at Enkomi
- p. 40
Porphyrios DikaiosPublished
P. Dikaios published the newly discovered Enkomi tablet in this article.
the new Enkomi tablet