National Museums Scotland

Holds Cypriot antiquities from Scottish collectors and from Scottish-linked fieldwork; Goring's 1988 catalogue drew items from Edinburgh, Glasgow, Aberdeen and St Andrews.

Hunt 1989

1. 1870
   Vases given by Luigi Palma di Cesnola to a Rev. Joseph Owens, passing through Cyprus, are now in the National Museum, Edinburgh

   Joseph OwensMasson 1996

2. 1950–1955
   Finds of the Liverpool-St Andrews expedition at Palaepaphos allocated to St Andrews were later transferred to the National Museum of Scotland

   KoukliaTerence Bruce MitfordKiely 2017

3. 1983
   Royal Scottish Museum granted staff member Elizabeth Goring leave to complete her PhD thesis on Late Cypriot goldwork

   EdinburghElizabeth Sarah GoringGoring 1983

4. 14 April 1988 – 4 September 1988
   'Aphrodite's Island: Art and Archaeology of Ancient Cyprus', Royal Museum of Scotland, Edinburgh, curated by Elizabeth Goring (Curator of Mediterranean Archaeology) with loans from Aberdeen, Edinburgh, Glasgow and St Andrews and from the Cyprus Department of Antiquities; Karageorghis supported it and attended the opening conference

   EdinburghElizabeth Sarah GoringVassos KarageorghisHunt 1989

5. 1988
   Goring, A Mischievous Pastime: Digging in Cyprus in the Nineteenth Century, with the exhibition catalogue (viii+98 pp., 120 illustrations), published by National Museums of Scotland with the Bank of Cyprus Cultural Foundation

   EdinburghElizabeth Sarah GoringHunt 1989

• Earrings with granulation, uncertain provenance (Goring catalogue no. 387A)

  Goring 1983

• Aegean-type pottery, unknown provenance, Cyprus (cat. 98 in the study of the earliest Aegean-type production)

  1912.274Graziadio