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Ten-day Cyprus symposium and fair on ancient crafts, October 2027, invites contributors by 15 November

Researchers, experimental archaeologists and craftspeople can offer talks or demonstrations; the organisers say selected participants may get travel, lodging and meals.

Alexis Drakopoulos

By Alexis Drakopoulos

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Call for papers

Offered by
Cyprus Perfumery Theme Park, with the Solea Communities Complex and the University of Nicosia
Place
Cyprus
Deadline
15 November 2026 26 days left

The call →

Oct82027

Conference

When
8–18 October 2027 In 353 days
Where
Cyprus

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The International Symposium and Fair of History and Archaeology, planned for Cyprus on 8–18 October 2027, is inviting expressions of interest until 15 November 2026, according to the call published by EXARC, the experimental archaeology network. The call addresses researchers, experimental archaeologists, craftspeople, artists, museum staff and practitioners of ancient technologies, and says those selected may have their travel, accommodation, local transport, meals and materials covered.

The organisers ask for no form. Applicants send a short note introducing themselves and saying how they would like to take part, with links, photographs or samples of their work. Expressions of interest and questions go to perfumerythemeparckcy@gmail.com, the address as the call prints it.

The call names the Cyprus Perfumery Theme Park as organiser, working with the Solea Communities Complex with the President of Cyprus as patron, and the University of Nicosia as academic partner. It describes ten days of scientific papers, experimental archaeology, live demonstrations, workshops, teaching and public events, with one day of papers at the university.

The call sets the period range from the Neolithic and Chalcolithic through the Bronze Age to the Cypro-Geometric and Cypro-Archaic periods. Its subject is how things were made: working stone, bone, antler and leather, metallurgy, ceramics, textiles, tools and weapons, and experimental reconstruction.

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