Excavator · Archaeologist · Scholar
Eleni Mantzourani
fl. 1991–2023
Excavator and archaeologist, active 1991–2023. Excavated at Kandou-Kouphovounos. Worked for University of Athens; wrote with Antonia Marda-Stypsianou and Chara Theotokatou.
Life and work
- 1991Co-editor, with J. F. Cherry and J. L. Davis, of Landscape Archaeology as Long-Term History: Northern Keos (UCLA Institute of Archaeology), a non-Cypriot survey volume.
- 1994Published the anthropomorphic figurine from the Neolithic settlement of Kandou-Kouphovounos (RDAC 1994, pp. 31-38); Winkelmann catalogues it as a complete schematic ceramic-Neolithic figurine in the Cyprus Museum, Nicosia.
- 2003Her 2003 publication (title not seen) is cited by Winkelmann for figurine fragments from House 13, Sector I, Central Area, of Kouphovounos, one 'Limassol District Museum (probably)'.
Connections
5 peopleScholarship
- Wrote with Ioannis Voskos2019–2023
- Wrote with Antonia Marda-Stypsianou2023
- Wrote with Chara Theotokatou2023
- Wrote with Dimitris Kloukinas2023
- Wrote with Maria Roumpou2023
Objects
Anthropomorphic ceramic Neolithic figurine from Kandou-Kouphovounos
From Kandou-KouphovounosCyprus Museum, NicosiaWinkelmann 2020
On Ancient Cyprus
1 page- Combed WareCompendium
Sources
- 1.Ellen Herscher (1995). “Archaeology in Cyprus”. American Journal of Archaeology 99, 257-294.
- 2.Louise Steel (1997-1998). “Archaeology in Cyprus 1987-1997”. Archaeological Reports 44, 137-149.
- 3.Christine Winkelmann (2020). The Neolithic and Chalcolithic Figurines of Cyprus. Münster, Zaphon.
- 4.E. Mantzourani (1994). “Το ανθρωπόμορφο ειδώλιο από το Νεολιθικό Οικισμό Καντού-Κουφόβουνος”. Report of the Department of Antiquities, Cyprus, 31-38.
- 5.J. F. Cherry (ed.), J. L. Davis (ed.), E. Mantzourani (ed.) (1991). Landscape Archaeology as Long-Term History: Northern Keos in the Cycladic Islands from Earliest Settlement until Modern Times. Los Angeles, UCLA Institute of Archaeology.
- 6.M. K. Toumazou (ed.), P. N. Kardulias (ed.), D. B. Counts (ed.) (2011). Crossroads and Boundaries: The Archaeology of Past and Present in the Malloura Valley, Cyprus.