Collection

Alexander Malios Research Institute for Cypriot Heritage and Archaeology (AMRICHA)

Leipzig, Germany

Collection in Leipzig. 14 people in the register connected with it.

The Cypriot collection

over 1200 ancient objects, all Cypriot or typically Cypriot by archaeological criteria; Neolithic to Roman (2023)

Gatzsche 2023, p. 1

History

  1. 2016
    First Cypriot object acquired, a Cypro-Archaic jug (cat. no. 151); Malios decided to collect only Cypriot pieces and make them accessible to the public

    LeipzigAlexander MaliosGatzsche 2023, p. 1

  2. 2016–2017
    Acquired Cypriot objects (SAM A 230-236, 240-259) that the Toledo Museum of Art decided to sell in 2016-17; Toledo had received them as duplicates from the Metropolitan Museum's Cesnola collection (over 56 objects in 1916, more in 1928)

    Luigi Palma di CesnolaGatzsche 2023, p. 3

  3. 2018
    AMRICHA research found that a skyphos in the collection had belonged to the Christakis Hadjiprodromou collection, looted during the 1974 invasion. It was documented, the Department of Antiquities and the Cypriot embassy in Berlin were informed, and the text says AMRICHA will officially repatriate it.

    Christakis HadjiprodromouGatzsche 2023, p. 1

  4. October 2020
    Department of Antiquities announced the completion of an archaeological and geophysical survey at Pera Orinis to locate the Sanctuary of Apollo at Frangissa (director Matthias Recke, Frankfurt; field director Philipp Kobusch, Kiel), generously supported by the Amricha Foundation Leipzig

    Pera OrinisMatthias ReckePhilipp KobuschAntiquities 2020, p. 1

  5. 2022
    The institute's website documents a 2022 campaign at Pera-Frangissa

    AMRICHA 2026

People

14 people

Staff and members · 10

Fieldwork · 2

Sellers and consignors · 2

Objects

On Ancient Cyprus

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Sources

  1. 1.Alexander Gatzsche (2023). “From Cyprus to Leipzig: Provenance Research”. Alexander Malios Collection, Volume 1: Cypriot Antiquities, 20-31. Leipzig, AMRICHA.
  2. 2.Department of Antiquities, Cyprus (2020). Archaeological and geophysical survey reveals location of the Sanctuary of Apollon at Frangissa.
  3. 3.AMRICHA (2026). “Alexander Malios Research Institute for Cypriot Heritage and Archaeology”. amricha.com. Online