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 recordsExcavation 1
- 1936 · p. 183
Recording and study 21
- 2007 · p. 4
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
- 2012 · p. 6
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
- p. 11
Michele BacciStudied
Icons and church artMichele Bacci studied the varied mural paintings in St George Exorinos and their visual traditions.
Famagusta
- p. 12, 160
Allan LangdaleStudied
Allan Langdale analyzed classical spolia from Salamis used in Venetian Famagusta.
Classical spolia from Salamis in Venetian Famagusta
- 1975 · p. 17
J. Nicolas ColdstreamPublished
Nicola Coldstream published an article on the Church of St George the Latins in Famagusta.
- 2009 · p. 17
Michele BacciPublished
Icons and church artMichele Bacci published an article discussing the murals in the small Armenian Church.
Famagusta
- 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
- 1905 · p. 18
Camille EnlartPublished
Camille Enlart published studies on archaeological excavations conducted at the Franciscan church site.
Archaeological excavations on the site of the Franciscan churchFamagusta
- 1916 · p. 18
George JefferyPublished
George Jeffery first mentioned and described the Carmelite Church at Famagusta.
- 2009 · p. 18
Michalis OlympiosPublished
Michalis Olympios published an article on the Carmelite Church in Famagusta.
- 2011 · p. 18
Michalis OlympiosPublished
Michalis Olympios published an article on the Franciscan convent in Famagusta.
- 1900 · p. 169
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
- 1936 · p. 170
Theophilus MogabgabPublished
Theophilus Mogabgab authored the “Excavations in Famagusta” report, published in RDAC.
- p. 170
Theophilus Mogabgab drew the ground plan of the complex.
ground plan of Hagios Georgios and Hagios Epiphanios complexFamagusta
Show 6 moreShow fewer
- 1860 · p. 177
- 1882 · p. 177
- 1936 · p. 183
Theophilus MogabgabStudied
Theophilus Mogabgab investigated cut stones among the debris in the collapsed church.
cut stones in Hagios GeorgiosFamagusta
- 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
- 1730 · p. 186
Posts and family 1
- p. 16
Theophilus MogabgabEmployed byDepartment of Antiquities
Theophilus Mogabgab was director of the Antiquities Office in Famagusta.