Article · 2013
Military Architecture in Early Byzantine Cyprus
Charles Anthony Stewart
Cahiers du Centre d'Études Chypriotes 43 287-306
Excavations it is cited for
2 projects- 1952–1974Salamis: the Department of Antiquities excavations (Karageorghis, Dikigoropoulos)Directed by Vassos Karageorghis, Andreas I. Dikigoropoulos, Demos Christou and othersExcavation
- 1975–todayAmathus: the French School at Athens missionDirected by Pierre Aupert, Antoine Hermary, Jean-Yves Empereur and othersExcavation
Who did what
8 recordsExcavation 4
- p. 288
Jean LauffrayDirected excavations
Jean Lauffray led excavations at Zenobia that confirmed Procopios’ account.
fortifications
- 1970 · p. 290
Pierre AupertDirected excavations
Pierre Aupert led excavations that established the date of Amathous’ late walls.
late walls of Amathous' acropolis
- p. 292
- p. 299
Vassos KarageorghisExcavated
V. Karageorghis was identified as the last excavator of the Constantia fortification wall.
the fortification wall
Recording and study 2
- 1950 · p. 295
Andreas I. DikigoropoulosStudied
A.I. Dikigoropoulos studied the ramparts of Constantia with A.H.S. Megaw.
Constantia’s ramparts
- 1950 · p. 295
Arthur Hubert Stanley MegawStudied
A.H.S. Megaw studied the ramparts of Constantia with A.I. Dikigoropoulos.
Constantia’s ramparts
Posts and family 2
- 1935–1960 · p. 295
Arthur Hubert Stanley MegawEmployed byDept. of Antiquities of Cyprus
Mr. A.H.S. Megaw directed the Department of Antiquities during most of the colonial period.
Cyprus
- 1950 · p. 295
Andreas I. DikigoropoulosEmployed byDepartment of Antiquities
A.I. Dikigoropoulos was of the Department of Antiquities while studying the Constantia ramparts.