Museum
Classical Museum, University College Dublin
Dublin, Ireland
Museum in Dublin; part of University College Dublin. 2 people in the register connected with it.
The Cypriot collection
Part of the c. 600 Cypriot items in the National Museum of Ireland and UCD together (253 catalogued in 2004) (2004)
History
- 1910British Museum donated material from its own excavations, with some duplicates from the Tamassos material bought from Warren's executors that year, at the request of the curator Rev. Prof. Henry Browne
TamassosHenry BrowneFalkland WarrenUlbrich & Kiely 2012, p. 46
- 2004Cypriot antiquities of UCD and the National Museum of Ireland published by C. Souyoudzoglou-Haywood (A. G. Leventis Foundation)
People
2 peopleStaff and members · 2
- Henry Brownecurator (1910–1910) · curatorUlbrich & Kiely 2012, p. 461910
- Christina Haywoodspecialist (2002–2004)Souyoudzoglou-Haywood 2004
Objects
Frangissa terracottas (UCD 93, 94, 97, 161)
UCD 93, 94, 97, 161from Frangissavia British MuseumBuchholz 1991, n. 23
Figure holding a bird, Cypro-Archaic II
UCD 95 (as cited by Dissinger: 'UCS 95')Dissinger 2017
Sources
- 1.Anja Ulbrich, Thomas Kiely (2012). “Britain and the Archaeology of Cyprus. I. The long 19th century”. Cahiers du Centre d'Études Chypriotes 42. Online
- 2.David Frankel (2006). “Review of Karageorghis and Vanchugov (Odessa), Souyoudzoglou-Haywood (Dublin) and Karageorghis (Giabra Pierides) catalogues”. American Journal of Archaeology 110, 519-520. Online
- 3.C. Souyoudzoglou-Haywood (2004). Cypriot Antiquities in Dublin. The Collections of the National Museum of Ireland and University College Dublin. Nicosia, A. G. Leventis Foundation.
- 4.Hans-Günter Buchholz (1991). “Tamassos-Phrangissa (1885)”. Cahiers du Centre d'Études Chypriotes 16, 3-15.
- 5.Alicia Marie Dissinger (2017). “Cypro-Archaic Bird Iconography: Types, Uses, and Meanings”. University of Virginia.