Ancient CyprusAncient Cyprus

Scholar

Amy Papalexandrou

fl. 2002–2013

Scholar, active 2002–2013. Wrote with William Caraher and Brandon R. Olson.

Life and work

  1. 2007
    Co-author, with B. J. Baker and C. E. Terhune, of the poster 'Sew Long: A Seamstress Buried at Medieval Polis, Cyprus' (76th meeting of the American Association of Physical Anthropologists, Philadelphia, March 2007)

    PhiladelphiaToumazou et al. 2011

  2. 2012
    Co-wrote with William Caraher chapter V, 'Arsinoe in Late Antiquity and the Middle Ages', in City of Gold (catalogue entries 94-110 follow); she also contributed catalogue entries

    PrincetonChilds et al. 2012

  3. 2012
    Published 'Polis/Arsinoë: A Cypriot Town and Its Sacred Sites' in a Festschrift for Slobodan Ćurčić (pp. 27-46), co-editing the volume with M. J. Johnson and R. Ousterhout

    FarnhamChilds et al. 2012

Connections

4 people
R. Scott MooreWilliam CaraherBrandon R. OlsonCharles NickliesAmy Papalexandrou
Scholarship

Scholarship

Sources

  1. 1.W. A. P. Childs (ed.), J. S. Smith (ed.), J. M. Padgett (ed.) (2012). City of Gold: The Archaeology of Polis Chrysochous, Cyprus. Princeton, Princeton University Art Museum.
  2. 2.A. Papalexandrou, W. Caraher (2012). “Arsinoe in Late Antiquity and the Middle Ages”. City of Gold: Ancient Cyprus at Princeton, 267-285.
  3. 3.A. Papalexandrou (2012). “Polis/Arsinoë: A Cypriot Town and Its Sacred Sites”. Approaches to Byzantine Architecture and Its Decoration: Studies in Honor of Slobodan Ćurčić, 27-46. Farnham.
  4. 4.M. K. Toumazou (ed.), P. N. Kardulias (ed.), D. B. Counts (ed.) (2011). Crossroads and Boundaries: The Archaeology of Past and Present in the Malloura Valley, Cyprus.