Edited volume · 2014

The Harbour of All This Sea and Realm: Crusader to Venetian Famagusta

Michael J.K. Walsh, Tamás Kiss and Nicholas S.H. Coureas (eds.)

Budapest: Central European University Press

Who did what

23 records

Excavation 1

  • Theophilus MogabgabExcavated

    Theophilus Mogabgab cleared the site of Hagios Georgios.

    Famagusta

    1936 · p. 183

Recording and study 21

  • Michael J. K. WalshPublished

    Icons and church artMichael J. K. Walsh published an article on the images of The Forty Martyrs of Sebaste.

    The Forty Martyrs of Sebaste muralFamagusta

    2007 · p. 4
  • Werner SchmidRecorded

    Icons and church artWerner Schmid's end-of-season report explained the intervention and consolidation programme for the painting.

    The Forty Martyrs of Sebaste wall paintingFamagusta

    2012 · p. 6
  • Michele BacciStudied

    Icons and church artMichele Bacci studied the varied mural paintings in St George Exorinos and their visual traditions.

    Famagusta

    p. 11
  • Allan LangdaleStudied

    Allan Langdale analyzed classical spolia from Salamis used in Venetian Famagusta.

    Classical spolia from Salamis in Venetian Famagusta

    p. 12, 160
  • J. Nicolas ColdstreamPublished

    Nicola Coldstream published an article on the Church of St George the Latins in Famagusta.

    1975 · p. 17
  • Michele BacciPublished

    Icons and church artMichele Bacci published an article discussing the murals in the small Armenian Church.

    Famagusta

    2009 · p. 17
  • Alpay ÖzduralPublished

    Alpay Özdural published a paper on medieval metrology and design techniques at the Church of St George of the Latins.

    Famagusta

    p. 17
  • Camille EnlartPublished

    Camille Enlart published studies on archaeological excavations conducted at the Franciscan church site.

    Archaeological excavations on the site of the Franciscan churchFamagusta

    1905 · p. 18
  • George JefferyPublished

    George Jeffery first mentioned and described the Carmelite Church at Famagusta.

    1916 · p. 18
  • Michalis OlympiosPublished

    Michalis Olympios published an article on the Carmelite Church in Famagusta.

    2009 · p. 18
  • Michalis OlympiosPublished

    Michalis Olympios published an article on the Franciscan convent in Famagusta.

    2011 · p. 18
  • Camille EnlartStudied

    Camille Enlart investigated the building but could not record its details fully because of debris.

    Famagusta

    1900 · p. 169
  • George JefferyStudied

    George Jeffery investigated the building but could not record its details fully because of debris.

    Famagusta

    1900 · p. 169
  • Theophilus MogabgabPublished

    Theophilus Mogabgab authored the “Excavations in Famagusta” report, published in RDAC.

    1936 · p. 170
  • Theophilus MogabgabDrew

    Theophilus Mogabgab drew the ground plan of the complex.

    ground plan of Hagios Georgios and Hagios Epiphanios complexFamagusta

    p. 170
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  • Edmond DuthoitDrew

    Edmond Duthoit drew Hagios Epiphanios.

    Famagusta

    1860 · p. 177
  • Edward L'AnsonDrew

    Edward L'Anson drew Hagios Epiphanios.

    Famagusta

    1882 · p. 177
  • Theophilus MogabgabStudied

    Theophilus Mogabgab investigated cut stones among the debris in the collapsed church.

    cut stones in Hagios GeorgiosFamagusta

    1936 · p. 183
  • Theophilus MogabgabRestored

    Theophilus Mogabgab attempted to reassemble stones belonging to an arch.

    stones belonging to an arch with a zig-zag profileHagios Georgios, Famagusta

    p. 183
  • Theophilus MogabgabPhotographed

    Theophilus Mogabgab took photographs of the church, including during its cleaning.

    Famagusta

    p. 183
  • Vasyl BarskyjDrew

    Vasyl Barskyj made a sketch of the city.

    Famagusta

    1730 · p. 186

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