Scholar
Giampaolo Graziadio
fl. 2009–2025
Scholar, active 2009–2025. Worked at Enkomi. Worked with Maria Cristina Preacco; wrote with Elisabetta Pezzi and Francesca Nani.
Life and work
- 2009With E. Pezzi, published a case study of the Late Bronze Age tombs at Enkomi in the volume From the Aegean to the Adriatic (eds Borgna and Cassola Guida).
- 2010With E. Pezzi, published 'The Late Bronze Age tombs at Enkomi: shaping a methodology for analysing funerary furniture' (Jasink and Bombardieri eds, Florence, pp. 19-32).
- 2013With E. Pezzi, 'Some considerations on the function of Mycenaean pottery found in the Enkomi tombs', Pasiphae VII, 67-76.
- 2017Published The Earliest Production of Aegean-Type Pottery in Cyprus (Pisa University Press, Saggi e studi), with contributions by E. Pezzi, M. Dikomitou-Eliadou and A. Georgiou; the book includes a pXRF test of a small sample of Mycenaean and Mycenaean-type three-handled jars (FS 46 and FS 47) and other types, which the author describes as preliminary and experimental.
Connections
5 peopleScholarship
- Wrote with Elisabetta Pezzi2009–2017
- Wrote with Artemis Georgiou2017
- Material published by Maria Dikomitou-Eliadou2017
- Wrote with Maria Dikomitou-Eliadou2017
- Wrote with Francesca Nani2025
Colleagues & contacts
- Worked with Maria Cristina Preacco
On Ancient Cyprus
5 pages- A Cypriot Jar in the Mycenaean StyleArticle
- Ancient Cypriot Pottery: A Course from the First Pots to the Classical KingdomsArticle
- Gold, Silver, Tin, Arsenic and Iron in Ancient CyprusCompendium
- Mycenaean Imports and Local ImitationsCompendium
- Cypriot Three-Handled Jar in the Mycenaean Style with Running SpiralsObject
Sources
- 1.Giampaolo Graziadio. The Earliest Production of Aegean-Type Pottery in Cyprus.
- 2.G. Graziadio, E. Pezzi (2009). “The Late Bronze Age tombs at Enkomi (Cyprus): A Case Study”. From the Aegean to the Adriatic: Social Organisations, Modes of Exchange and Interaction in Postpalatial Times (12th-11th B.C.).
- 3.G. Graziadio, E. Pezzi (2010). “The Late Bronze Age tombs at Enkomi: shaping a methodology for analysing funerary furniture”. Researches in Cypriote History and Archaeology. Florence.
- 4.G. Graziadio, E. Pezzi (2013). “Some considerations on the function of Mycenaean pottery found in the Enkomi tombs”. Pasiphae VII, 67-76.