Ancient CyprusAncient Cyprus

Scholar · Archaeologist

Charles Anthony Stewart

fl. 2005–2014

Scholar and archaeologist, active 2005–2014. Wrote with Annemarie Weyl Carr and Thomas W. Davis.

Life and work

  1. 2005–2007
    Pre-doctoral Fulbright Fellow and CAARI O'Donovan Fellow, researching the architecture of the so-called 'Dark Ages' of Cyprus.

    NicosiaStewart et al. 2014

  2. 2008
    Ph.D. dissertation 'Domes of Heaven: The Domed Basilicas of Cyprus' (ProQuest/UMI, Ann Arbor).

    Stewart et al. 2014

  3. 2010
    'The First Vaulted Churches in Cyprus', Journal of the Society of Architectural Historians 69.2: 162-90.

    Stewart et al. 2014

  4. 8 January 2011
    Co-organised, with Thomas W. Davis (CAARI director), the conference 'Cyprus in the Balance of Empires' at CAARI, Nicosia; a contributor thanks Davis and 'Dr. Charles A. Stewart' for the opportunity to take part.

    NicosiaStewart et al. 2014

  5. c. 2011
    A terminus or stele from excavations at the Katalymata ton Plakoton, showing Heraclius' political ideology, was 'being prepared for publication by Charles Anthony Stewart' (footnote added after the chapter was written).

    Katalymata ton PlakotonStewart et al. 2014

  6. 2014
    Co-edited with Thomas W. Davis and Annemarie Weyl Carr 'Cyprus and the Balance of Empires: Art and Archaeology from Justinian I to the Coeur de Lion', organised by CAARI.

    Stewart et al. 2014

Connections

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Scholarship

Sources

  1. 1.C. A. Stewart (ed.), T. W. Davis (ed.), A. Weyl Carr (ed.) (2014). Cyprus and the Balance of Empires: Art and Archaeology from Justinian I to the Coeur de Lion. CAARI / ASOR.
  2. 2.C. A. Stewart (ed.), T. W. Davis (ed.), A. Weyl Carr (ed.) (2014). Cyprus and the Balance of Empires: Art and Archaeology from Justinian I to the Coeur de Lion. CAARI / ASOR.
  3. 3.C. A. Stewart (2008). Domes of Heaven: The Domed Basilicas of Cyprus. Ann Arbor, ProQuest/UMI.
  4. 4.C. A. Stewart (2010). “The First Vaulted Churches in Cyprus”. Journal of the Society of Architectural Historians 69, 162-190.
  5. 5.C. A. Stewart (2012). “Flying Buttresses and Pointed Arches in Byzantine Cyprus”. Masons at Work. Philadelphia, University of Pennsylvania.