Article · 2005

The Cypriot Aphrodite Cult: Paphos, Rantidi, and Saint Barnabas

Philip H. Young

Journal of Near Eastern Studies 64(1) 23-44

Excavations it is cited for

2 projects

Who did what

10 records

Excavation 6

  • Robert ZahnHeld a permit to dig

    Zahn was granted an excavation permit for Rantidi.

    site de Rantidi

    1910 · p. 30
  • Robert ZahnExcavated

    Robert Zahn excavated at Rantidi, revealing structures and removing small finds.

    Long, narrow structures and small finds

    p. 30
  • Franz Georg MaierDirectedGerman Archaeological Mission to Old Paphos

    F. G. Maier directed the mission's first season of excavations at Palaipaphos.

    Siege mound and north-east city-gate

    1966–1980 · p. 31
  • Georgia Bonny BazemoreDirected excavations

    Georgia Bonny Bazemore led exploratory excavations at and around the Rantidi sanctuary.

    1997–2000 · p. 33
  • Philip H. YoungHelpedGeorgia Bonny Bazemore

    Philip H. Young assisted Georgia Bonny Bazemore on the Rantidi expedition.

    Rantidi sanctuary and nearby antiquities

    1997–2000 · p. 33
  • Philip H. YoungExcavated

    Philip H. Young assisted the team conducting exploratory excavations at and around the Rantidi sanctuary.

    Rantidi sanctuary and nearby antiquities

    1997–2000 · p. 33

Recording and study 4

  • Max Ohnefalsch-RichterStudied

    Max Ohnefalsch-Richter visited Rantidi and wrote to German scholars about its inscriptions.

    Cypro-syllabic inscriptions

    p. 30
  • Olivier MassonPublished

    Olivier Masson published a catalogue of the Rantidi inscriptions with Terence B. Mitford.

    Catalogue of almost 200 Cypro-syllabic inscriptions

    1983 · p. 31
  • Terence Bruce MitfordPublished

    Terence B. Mitford published a catalogue of the Rantidi inscriptions with Olivier Masson.

    Catalogue of almost 200 Cypro-syllabic inscriptions

    1983 · p. 31
  • Max Ohnefalsch-RichterPassed objects toRichard Meister

    Max Ohnefalsch-Richter provided Richard Meister with photographs and squeezes of the inscriptions.

    1910 · p. 32