Scholar
Angelos Hadjikoumis
fl. 2013–2021
Zooarchaeologist, active 2013–2021. Worked at Amathus.
Life and work
- April–September 2013Interviewed 23 Cypriot herders of sheep and goats in semi-structured interviews on traditional husbandry
- 2017Chapter in the Economic Zooarchaeology volume on traditional Cypriot sheep and goat husbandry: lambs traditionally slaughtered at 2-3 months, kids at 3-5 months
- 2021Credited by Demesticha as having analysed the faunal remains from the Amathus harbour excavation
AmathusDemesticha 2021, p. 5
Connections
1 personColleagues & contacts
- Worked with Stella Demestichaprobably
Recording and study
1 record- Studied1
A. Hadjikoumis analyzed the faunal remains recovered from the wells.
faunal remains from the wellsAmathusDemesticha 2021, p. 5
Discussed in documents
- Rowley-Conwy et al. (2017). Economic Zooarchaeology: Studies in Hunting, Herding and Early AgricultureStudied traditional Cypriot sheep and goat husbandry
Sources
- 1.S. Demesticha (2021). “"In every harbor there is a longing": The enigmatic history of the harbor of Amathus, Cyprus”.
- 2.P. Rowley-Conwy, D. Serjeantson, P. Halstead (eds) (2017). Economic Zooarchaeology: Studies in Hunting, Herding and Early Agriculture. Oxbow Books, Oxford and Philadelphia.
- 3.Stella Demesticha (2021). “"In every harbor there is a longing": The enigmatic history of the harbor of Amathus, Cyprus”. Journal of Roman Archaeology 34, 433-440. Online