ExcavationForeign missions
Vavla-Kapsalaes: the Vasilikos Valley Project excavation
1994 · Vavla-Kapsalaes
Margaret Morden and Ian A. Todd's 1994 excavation at Vavla-Kapsalaes, reported in Archaeologia Cypria 3 as an Archaic sanctuary site.
Map of Cyprus
Where the work took place
- Ground above 200, 500, 1,000 m
Site
- 1Vavla-Kapsalaes (approx.)
The project
Margaret Morden and Ian A. Todd reported their 1994 excavation of Vavla-Kapsalaes as "Vavla Kapsalaes: An Archaic sanctuary site" in Archaeologia Cypria 31. Kearns describes the wider Vasilikos Valley Project as an interdisciplinary project directed by Todd that began as intuitive survey walking in the later 1970s2.
Directors and team
Directed by
- Margaret Morden1994
- Ian A. Todd1994
Institutions
- Brandeis UniversitySponsor
- Vasilikos Valley ProjectPartner
Related
Other projects of the Vasilikos Valley Project · 6
- Kalavasos-Laroumena: Vasilikos Valley Project trial excavation1992
- Kalavasos-Ayios Dhimitrios: the Vasilikos Valley Project excavations1979–1997
- Kalavasos-Ayious: the Vasilikos Valley Project excavations1978–1980
- Kalavasos-Tenta: the Vasilikos Valley Project excavations1976–1984
- Kalavasos village: Vasilikos Valley Project rescue of Bronze Age tombs1978–1987
- Vasilikos Valley Project: the survey1976–1991
Other fieldwork at Vavla-Kapsalaes · 1
References
- 1.M. E. Morden, I. A. Todd, 1994, Vavla Kapsalaes: An Archaic sanctuary site, Archaeologia Cypria 3.
- 2.Catherine Kearns, 2022, The Rural Landscapes of Archaic Cyprus: An Archaeology of Environmental and Social Change.