University

Columbia University

New York, United States

University in New York. 12 people in the register connected with it.

The Cypriot collection

records, photographs and most pottery of the 1970-73 Phlamoudhi excavations were taken to Columbia, the remainder going to the Cyprus Museum; the project's study material is being published and returned (2008)

Smith, p. 2

History

  1. 1970
    First campaign of the Columbia University Expedition near Phlamoudhi, 10 Aug-6 Sep, under Edith Porada and S. Symeonoglou; excavation of Vounari (Vounarin) hill, where a sanctuary was found instead of the expected fortress

    PhlamoudhiEdith PoradaSarandis SymeonoglouKarageorghis 1971Nicolaou 1976

  2. 1971
    Second campaign: Porada heads the expedition, Symeonoglou is field director; the Late Cypriote I settlement at Melissa is located and partly investigated (a seven-room building with courtyard, LC IA-IB); from summer Vounari is given to Al-Radi and Paley

    PhlamoudhiEdith PoradaSarandis SymeonoglouSelma M. S. Al-RadiSamuel PaleyKarageorghis 1972Nicolaou 1976Smith et al. 2008

  3. 1972
    Third campaign at Phlamoudhi under Porada and Symeonoglou

    PhlamoudhiEdith PoradaSarandis SymeonoglouKarageorghis 1973

  4. 1973
    Fourth campaign: Vounari practically finished (monumental LC IB terrace, c. 1550-1450 BC); Melissa LC IIB-C building with pithos pit and a hematite cylinder seal reported

    PhlamoudhiEdith PoradaSarandis SymeonoglouKarageorghis 1974

  5. 1974
    A planned 1974 season was prevented by political events

    PhlamoudhiSmith et al. 2008

  6. 1983
    Selma Al-Radi, Phlamoudhi Vounari: A Sanctuary Site in Cyprus, SIMA 65, Göteborg

    GöteborgSelma M. S. Al-RadiPhlamoudhi: Bibliography 2005

  7. 1994
    Porada dies with most of the Phlamoudhi results unpublished and export permits lapsed; records and pottery are in New York

    New YorkEdith PoradaSmith, p. 2

  8. 2000
    Joanna S. Smith, teaching at Columbia from 2000, adopts the old Phlamoudhi excavation and starts a project to publish and exhibit it; sherds recorded from 2001, the Phlamoudhi boxes in the Cyprus Museum studied in 2003

    New YorkJoanna S. SmithSmith 2012, p. 294

  9. 2005
    Exhibition at the Wallach Art Gallery, Columbia, with Smith's Guide to Phlamoudhi

    New YorkJoanna S. SmithPhlamoudhi: Bibliography 2005

  10. 2008
    Joanna S. Smith (ed.), Views from Phlamoudhi, Cyprus, Annual of ASOR 63 (contributors including Horowitz, Merrillees, Pilides)

    BostonJoanna S. SmithMara T. HorowitzRobert Stuart MerrilleesPhlamoudhi: Bibliography 2005

People

12 people

Staff and members · 11

Fieldwork · 1

Sources

  1. 1.V. Karageorghis (1971). “Chronique des fouilles et découvertes archéologiques à Chypre en 1970”. Bulletin de correspondance hellénique 95.
  2. 2.V. Karageorghis (1972). “Chronique des fouilles et découvertes archéologiques à Chypre en 1971”. Bulletin de correspondance hellénique 96.
  3. 3.V. Karageorghis (1973). “Chronique des fouilles et découvertes archéologiques à Chypre en 1972”. Bulletin de correspondance hellénique 97.
  4. 4.V. Karageorghis (1974). “Chronique des fouilles et découvertes archéologiques à Chypre en 1973”. Bulletin de correspondance hellénique 98.
  5. 5.K. Nicolaou (1976). “Archaeology in Cyprus, 1969-76”. Archaeological Reports 22.
  6. 6.J. S. Smith. “Bringing Old Excavations to Life”. Near Eastern Archaeology. Online
  7. 7.Joanna S. Smith, Despo Pilides, Jay Stratton Noller, Allan S. Gilbert (2008). Views from Phlamoudhi, Cyprus. Boston, American Schools of Oriental Research.
  8. 8.Joanna S. Smith (2012). “Recreating Ancient Architecture for Museum Exhibitions”. Assyromania and More: In Memory of Samuel M. Paley, 294-.
  9. 9.L. E. Stager (ed.), A. Walker (ed.), G. E. Wright (ed.) (1974). American Expedition to Idalion, Cyprus: First Preliminary Report, Seasons of 1971 and 1972. American Schools of Oriental Research.
  10. 10.N. Robertson (ed.) (1975). The Archaeology of Cyprus: Recent Developments. Park Ridge, N.J., Noyes Press.
  11. 11.J. L. Myres (1914). Handbook of the Cesnola Collection of Antiquities from Cyprus. New York, Metropolitan Museum of Art.
  12. 12. (2005). “Phlamoudhi: Bibliography”. Columbia University, Wallach Art Gallery. Online