Expedition member · Archaeologist · Excavator
David Conwell
fl. 1990–1993
Expedition member and archaeologist, active 1990–1993. Dug for Gerald Cadogan.
Excavations
2 projects- 1981–1993Maroni-Vournes: the Cincinnati and British School at Athens excavations (Cadogan)Directed by Gerald CadoganTeam · Excavation
- 1990–1997Maroni: the Maroni Valley Archaeological Survey Project (Manning)With Sturt W. ManningDirector · Survey
In the field
6 recordsMaroni
1990–1991
Surveyed · 1990David Conwell and Sturt W. Manning laid out a square and walked two transects at Petrera.
Directed excavations · 1990–1991David Conwell co-directed survey and excavation at Maroni Petrera in 1990-1991.
survey and salvage excavation at Maroni PetreraManning et al. 2002, p. 1
Dug forDavid Conwell worked as part of the team at Gerald Cadogan's excavations at Maroni Vournes.
Fieldwork
1990–1993
Founded · 1990David Conwell founded the Maroni Valley Archaeological Survey Project with Sturt W. Manning.
Founded Maroni Valley Archaeological Survey ProjectManning et al. 2002, p. 1
Directed · 1993David Conwell was listed as field director for the project in 1993.
Directed Tsaroukkas, Mycenaeans and Trade ProjectManning et al. 1998, p. 297
DirectedD. Conwell directed the Maroni Valley Archaeological Survey Project.
Directed Maroni Valley Archaeological Survey ProjectAndreou 2014, p. 82
Connections
1 personFieldwork & employment
- Dug for Gerald CadoganDavid Conwell worked as part of the team at Gerald Cadogan's excavations at Maroni Vournes. Manning et al. 2002, p. iii
Sources
- 1.Sturt W. Manning, Andrew Manning, Roberta Tomber, David A. Sewell et al. (2002). The Late Roman Church at Maroni Petrera: Survey and salvage excavations 1990-1997, and other traces of Roman remains in the lower Maroni Valley, Cyprus. Nicosia, A. G. Leventis Foundation.
- 2.S. W. Manning, S. J. Monks, L. Steel, E. C. Ribeiro et al. (1998). “Late Cypriot tombs at Maroni Tsaroukkas, Cyprus”. Annual of the British School at Athens 93, 297-351.
- 3.G.-M. Andreou (2014). Traversing Space: Landscape and Identity in Bronze Age Cyprus. The University of Edinburgh.