Expedition member · Archaeologist · Scholar

Justin Leidwanger

fl. 2003–2009

Expedition member and archaeologist, active 2003–2009. Dug for Institute of Nautical Archaeology.

Excavations

1 project

2007–2009Cape Greco: Eastern Cyprus Maritime SurveyDirector · Underwater work

In the field

2 records

Where they worked in the field

Ground above 200, 500, 1,000 m

Sites

1Cape Greco

Modern coastline (OpenStreetMap) and relief (Copernicus DEM). Tap or hover a site for what the sources record there.

Cape Greco

2003

Dug for · 2003J. Leidwanger surveyed Episkopi Bay and Cape Greco for the Institute of Nautical Archaeology.
Dug for Institute of Nautical ArchaeologyCyprus: Crossroads of civilizations, p. 250

Episkopi Bay

2003–2005

Surveyed · 2003–2005Justin Leidwanger directed survey work at Episkopi Bay between 2003 and 2005.
Harpster 2008, p. 8

Recording and study

1 record

Studied1: J. Leidwanger undertook research into the harbour of Kourion.
Keane 2024, p. 131

Discussed in documents

Kiessel et al. (2024). The Harbour at Aphendrika During The Early Byzantine Period and the Maritime Activity on the North-Eastern Coast of CyprusDiscussed coastal emporia and trade

Also named in

Andreou et al. (2019). Reconsidering coastal archaeological sites in Late Bronze Age Cyprus: Tochni-Lakkia and the south-central coastscape

Sources

1.Cyprus: Crossroads of civilizations. Washington, DC, National Museum of Natural History, Smithsonian Institution.
2.Matthew Harpster (2008). “Maritime Archaeology and Maritime Heritage Protection in the Disputed Territory of Northern Cyprus”. Journal of Maritime Archaeology. Online
3.C. T. Keane (2024). More than a Church: Late Antique Ecclesiastical Complexes in Cyprus. Leiden, Brill.