Scholar
B. Lorenzen
fl. 2021
Scholar, active in 2021. Worked with Sturt W. Manning.
Life and work
2021
- Said in the recorded talk «Contemporary approaches to shipwreck archaeology: the Mazotos shipwreck as a case study» (Archaeological Research Unit - University of Cyprus, 2021-03-02): Analysed the dunnage bush twigs found at the site.
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- Worked with Sturt W. ManningB. Lorenzen and S. Manning contributed together to the C-14 analysis of wood from Well 3. Demesticha 2021, p. 5
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B. Lorenzen co-authored the C-14 analysis of wood remains recovered from Well 3.
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2 mentionsDocuments · 1
- "In every harbor there is a longing": The enigmatic history of the harbor of Amathus, Cyprus
Partnership · 2021 · p. 5
B. Lorenzen and S. Manning contributed together to the C-14 analysis of wood from Well 3.
Demesticha 2021
- People · 1listed under Connections
Sources
- 1.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
- 2.Stella Demesticha, «Contemporary approaches to shipwreck archaeology: the Mazotos shipwreck as a case study», recorded lecture, 30 years of research at the Archaeological Research Unit, 55th Public Lecture Series, Archaeological Research Unit - University of Cyprus, published on YouTube 2021-03-02, at 1:01:55. Online
- 3.Stella Demesticha, 2021, "In every harbor there is a longing": The enigmatic history of the harbor of Amathus, Cyprus.
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