University

The Cyprus Institute

Nicosia, Cyprus · founded 2005

University in Nicosia, founded 2005. 4 people in the register connected with it.

History

  1. 2005
    Formally established; began operations in 2007 (Athalassa campus, Nicosia).

    NicosiaThe Cyprus Institute

  2. February 2009
    Science and Technology in Archaeology Research Center (STARC) launched, described as developed with the Centre de recherche et de restauration des musées de France (Louvre).

    NicosiaThe Cyprus Institute

  3. 2016–2017
    Polychromy analysis of Cypriot Archaic statues by non- and micro-invasive techniques, with Gasanova and Hermon at STARC.

    Svetlana GasanovaSorin HermonGasanova et al. 2017

  4. 2018
    3D shape analysis and visualisation of a unique Late Bronze Age stone object from Pyla-Kokkinokremos, with Hermon (STARC).

    Pyla-KokkinokremosSorin HermonHermon et al. 2018

  5. 2019
    The Cyprus Institute is the publisher of Karageorghis and Kiely's Salamis-Toumba, on the Cyprus Exploration Fund's 1890 excavations.

    SalamisKarageorghis & Kiely 2019

  6. 2024
    Article on Late Roman smelting sites in western Cyprus lists Sdralia as affiliated with the Cyprus Institute.

    A.-M. SdraliaVassiliki KassianidouSdralia et al. 2024

People

4 people

Staff and members · 4

On Ancient Cyprus

1 page

Sources

  1. 1.“The Cyprus Institute”. Wikipedia. Online
  2. 2.S. Gasanova, S. Pagès-Camagna, M. Andrioti, Q. Lemasson et al. (2017). “Polychromy analysis on Cypriot Archaic statues by non- and micro-invasive analytical techniques”. Archaeometry 59, 528-546.
  3. 3.Sorin Hermon, Martina Polig, Jan Driessen, Greta Jans et al. (2018). “An integrated 3D shape analysis and scientific visualization approach to the study of a Late Bronze Age unique stone object from Pyla-Kokkinokremos, Cyprus”. Digital Applications in Archaeology and Cultural Heritage 10, e00075. Online
  4. 4.A.-M. Sdralia, A. Sarris, V. Kassianidou, Th. Rehren (2024). “Late Roman metallurgical site patterns, the case studies of two smelting sites in Western Cyprus”. Journal of Archaeological Science: Reports 53.
  5. 5.V. Karageorghis, T. Kiely (2019). Salamis-Toumba. An Iron Age sanctuary in Cyprus rediscovered. Excavations of the Cyprus Exploration Fund, 1890. Nicosia, Cyprus Institute.
  6. 6.Human remains under the microscope of .... 4.