Government department
Athienou Municipality
Athienou, Cyprus
Government department in Athienou. 5 people in the register connected with it.
History
- 1989Michael Toumazou visited Athienou to identify an excavation site; the mayor, Kostas Sakkalos, promised any help the municipality could offer. The arrangement was by verbal promise, not a written agreement, and Nikos Mouyiaris, a New York-based native of Athienou, funded the initial seasons.
Athienou-MallouraMichael K. ToumazouKostas SakkalosNikos MouyiarisGiorgos KoursarisToumazou et al. 2011
- 1990–2009Under mayors Sakkalos (from 1990), Panayiotis Koumis, Gavriel Kazazis and Spyros Papouis the municipality supplied the Athienou Archaeological Project with a four-wheel-drive truck and co-purchased minibus, fuel and driver insurance, one to four buildings a year as housing, a laboratory building, utility bills, an end-of-season banquet and logistical help. (The end year is the book's date of writing, not stated as an end of support.)
AthienouKostas SakkalosPanayiotis KoumisGavriel KazazisSpyros PapouisToumazou et al. 2011
- 2000sWith the Athienou Cooperative Bank the municipality donated materials and labour for protective covers over the rock-cut chamber tombs at Magara Tepesi (Site 2), fencing and tree planting; AAP supplied labour and expertise. The book states a long-term goal of an archaeological park at Malloura.
Athienou-MallouraToumazou et al. 2011
- 2006A new municipal building, the Kallinikeion Megaron, was completed; it houses the Athienou Municipal Museum (ethnographic exhibits, icons by Father Kallinikos, archaeological finds from systematic and salvage excavations in the area, AAP finds) and a permanent archaeological laboratory with storage designed for AAP's needs.
AthienouToumazou et al. 2011
- 2006–2011The authors state that important finds from past work in Athienou are being returned from other museums such as Larnaka to the town museum. (Counts et al. 2011; no object list or dates in the passage.)
AthienouToumazou et al. 2011
- 2008The road from Athienou to Malloura was paved and brown archaeological-monument road signs installed; in 2009 a bus parking area was built beside the covered tombs at Magara Tepesi.
Athienou-MallouraToumazou et al. 2011
People
5 peopleStaff and members · 5
- Kostas Sakkalosofficial (from c. 1989) · mayorToumazou et al. 20111989
- Gavriel Kazazisofficial · mayorToumazou et al. 2011
- Kostas Lambaskisother (1995–2008)Toumazou et al. 2011
- Panayiotis Koumisofficial · mayorToumazou et al. 2011
- Spyros Papouisofficial · mayorToumazou et al. 2011
Sources
- 1.M. K. Toumazou (ed.), P. N. Kardulias (ed.), D. B. Counts (ed.) (2011). Crossroads and Boundaries: The Archaeology of Past and Present in the Malloura Valley, Cyprus.