Article · 1971
Observations on the Architecture of the 'Royal' Tombs in Salamis
David Ussishkin
Palestine Exploration Quarterly 103(2) 93-102
Who did what
9 recordsExcavation 1
- 1952–1979
Vassos KarageorghisDug forDepartment of Antiquities
Vassos Karageorghis directed the Pefkakia excavations for the Service des Antiquités.
Cimetière du Chypriote Récent II-III, deux caveaux et une fossePefkakia, terrain 417
Recording and study 8
- p. 94
David UssishkinDrew
David Ussishkin drew a ground-plan and section of the ‘Tomb of St Catherine’, based on published plans and sections.
Salamis
- p. 99
Max Ohnefalsch-RichterRecorded
M. Ohnefalsch Richter first described the rectangular-curving stone found beside the structure.
Salamis
- p. 99
Vassos KarageorghisRecorded
V. Karageorghis moved the rectangular-curving stone from its position beside the structure.
Salamis
Alfred WestholmStudied
A. Westholm studied Tomb no. 50 before the latest excavations.
No. Tomb no. 50Salamis
David UssishkinStudied
David Ussishkin studied the architectural structure of Tombs nos. 49, 50 and 79.
the architectural structure of three Salamis tombsNo. Tombs nos. 49, 50 and 79Salamis
George JefferyStudied
G. Jeffery studied Tomb no. 50 before the latest excavations.
No. Tomb no. 50Salamis
John Linton MyresStudied
J. L. Myres studied Tomb no. 50 before the latest excavations.
No. Tomb no. 50Salamis
Max Ohnefalsch-RichterStudied
M. Ohnefalsch Richter studied Tomb no. 50 before the latest excavations.
No. Tomb no. 50Salamis