Expedition
Kyrenia Ship Project
Cyprus
Expedition; part of University of Pennsylvania. 4 people in the register connected with it.
History
- 1971Year-long PEG 4000 conservation of the Kyrenia ship hull timbers begun in summer by Robin Piercy and the conservator Francis Talbot Vassiliadou.
KyreniaRobin C. M. PiercyFrances Talbot VassiliadesHarpster 2008
- 1972J. Richard Steffy moves to Cyprus; he and Piercy lay the first keel fragment in September 1972 in the reassembly of the hull.
Kyrenia CastleJ. Richard SteffyRobin C. M. PiercyHarpster 2008
- May 1975Steffy and Piercy finish the reconstruction of the Kyrenia ship timbers despite the 1974 invasion (citing Katzev 1981, p. 322).
Kyrenia CastleJ. Richard SteffyRobin C. M. PiercyHarpster 2008
People
4 peopleStaff and members · 4
- Robin C. M. Piercyassistant (1970–1975) · assistant directorPiercy 19831970
- Frances Talbot Vassiliadesspecialist (1971–1971)Harpster 2008
- J. Richard Steffyspecialist (1972–1975)Harpster 2008
- Michael Katzevdirector (1967–1975)Piercy 1983
Sources
- 1.Matthew Harpster (2008). “Maritime Archaeology and Maritime Heritage Protection in the Disputed Territory of Northern Cyprus”. Journal of Maritime Archaeology. Online
- 2.Robin C. M. Piercy (1983). “Hulls Up! The Mombasa Wreck Excavation”.