Scholar
Daisy-Kate Knox
fl. 2007–2013
Scholar, active 2007–2013. Studied under Lindy Crewe.
Life and work
- 2012Submitted the University of Manchester PhD thesis 'Making Sense of Figurines in Bronze Age Cyprus: A Comprehensive Analysis of Cypriot Ceramic Figurative Material from EC I - LC IIIA (c. 2300 BC - c. 1100 BC)' (School of Arts, Histories & Cultures); Kiely (2017) calls it a major contribution and says Lindy Crewe supervised it.
ManchesterKnox 2012, p. 1Kiely 2017
- 2013'Figurines and figurative vessels at Early Cypriot Bellapais Vounous', in A. B. Knapp, J. M. Webb and A. McCarthy (eds), J. R. B. Stewart: An Archaeological Legacy, SIMA 139 (Uppsala), pp. 47-57.
VounousCrewe 2015, p. 12
Connections
1 personScholarship
- Student of Lindy Crewe2007–2012
On Ancient Cyprus
7 pages- Ancient Cypriot Pottery: A Course from the First Pots to the Classical KingdomsArticle
- The Bull Was a Newcomer: A Two-Headed Bronze Age Vase from CyprusArticle
- Tulip Bowls and Cult VesselsCompendium
- Red Polished Three-Necked Plank FigureObject
- Red Polished Two-Necked Plank FigureObject
- White Painted VI Owl-Headed RattleObject
- Zoomorphic Askos with a Horned Head, probably Red PolishedObject
Sources
- 1.Daisy-Kate Knox (2012). “Making Sense of Figurines in Bronze Age Cyprus: A Comprehensive Analysis of Cypriot Ceramic Figurative Material from EC I - LC IIIA (c. 2300 BC - c. 1100 BC)”. PhD thesis, University of Manchester.
- 2.D. K. Knox (2013). “Figurines and figurative vessels at Early Cypriot Bellapais Vounous”. J. R. B. Stewart: An Archaeological Legacy, 47-57. Uppsala.
- 3.Daisy Knox. “Oxford Handbook chapter”. Oxford Handbook. Online
- 4.T. Kiely (2017). “Britain and the archaeology of Cyprus II: 1914 to the present day”. Cahiers du Centre d'Études Chypriotes 47, 253-310. Online
- 5.Lindy Crewe (2015). “An Early-Middle Cypriot Bronze Age zoomorphic figurine from Kissonerga-Skalia”. Cahiers du Centre d'Études Chypriotes 45, 351-361. Online