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Archaeologist · Scholar

Kristina Winther Jacobsen

fl. 1997–2013

Archaeologist and scholar, active 1997–2013. Worked with Lone Wriedt Sørensen; wrote with Michael Given and Joanita Vroom.

Life and work

  1. 2006
    Co-author with A. Graham and V. Kassianidou of 'Agia Marina-Mavrovouni. Preliminary Report of the Roman Settlement and Smelting Workshop in the Central Northern Foothills on the Troodos Mountains', Report of the Department of Antiquities Cyprus 2006, 345-66.

    TroodosStewart et al. 2014

  2. 2006
    Co-editor with Lone Wriedt Sorensen of Panayia Ematousa II: Political, Cultural, Ethnic and Social Relations in Cyprus. Approaches to Regional Studies (Monographs of the Danish Institute at Athens 6.2, Aarhus 2006).

    AarhusRogge et al. 2019Papuci-Władyka 2020

  3. 2010
    Published From Pots to People: A Ceramic Approach to the Archaeological Interpretation of Plough-soil Assemblages in Late Roman Cyprus (BABESCH Supplementa 17, Peeters, Leuven); a 2014 Late Roman Cyprus volume cites it as a good summary of recent surveys that recovered Late Roman material.

    Stewart et al. 2014

  4. 2012
    Wrote (initials KWJ), with E. Zachariou-Kaila (initials EZK), the catalogue entry for a red-slip lagynos found by the Department of Antiquities in 1997 in a tomb at Polis-Ambeli tou Englezou (Local Museum of Marion and Arsinoe MMA 237, formerly Paphos District Museum MP 3339/458) in City of Gold; cites Jacobsen 2006 and a forthcoming study of the Hellenistic-Roman Tomb P.M. 3339 with Zachariou-Kaila.

    Polis ChrysochousChilds et al. 2012

Connections

4 people
Michael GivenVassiliki KassianidouJoanita VroomLone Wriedt SørensenKristina Winther Jacobsen
Scholarship

Scholarship

Colleagues & contacts

Objects

  • Red-slip lagynos, late 1st c. BCE-early 1st c. CE, from a tomb at Polis-Ambeli tou Englezou, found by the Department of Antiquities in 1997

    From Polis-Ambeli tou Englezou, tomb P.M. 3339Local Museum of Marion and Arsinoe, Polis MMA 237 (formerly Paphos District Museum MP 3339/458)1997Childs et al. 2012

On Ancient Cyprus

1 page

Sources

  1. 1.K. Winther-Jacobsen (2010). From Pots to People: A Ceramic Approach to the Archaeological Interpretation of Plough-soil Assemblages in Late Roman Cyprus. Leuven, Peeters.
  2. 2.A. Graham, K. Winther Jacobsen, V. Kassianidou (2006). “Agia Marina-Mavrovouni. Preliminary Report of the Roman Settlement and Smelting Workshop in the Central Northern Foothills on the Troodos Mountains”. Report of the Department of Antiquities, Cyprus 2006, 345-366.
  3. 3.Lone Wriedt Sørensen (ed.), Kristina Winther Jacobsen (ed.) (2006). Panayia Ematousa II: Political, Cultural, Ethnic and Social Relations in Cyprus. Approaches to Regional Studies. Aarhus.
  4. 4.W. A. P. Childs (ed.), J. S. Smith (ed.), J. M. Padgett (ed.) (2012). City of Gold: The Archaeology of Polis Chrysochous, Cyprus. Princeton, Princeton University Art Museum.
  5. 5.C. A. Stewart (ed.), T. W. Davis (ed.), A. Weyl Carr (ed.) (2014). Cyprus and the Balance of Empires: Art and Archaeology from Justinian I to the Coeur de Lion. CAARI / ASOR.
  6. 6.S. Rogge (ed.), Ch. Ioannou (ed.), Th. Mavrojannis (ed.) (2019). Salamis of Cyprus: History and Archaeology from the Earliest Times to Late Antiquity. Münster, Waxmann.
  7. 7.E. Papuci-Władyka (ed.) (2020). Interdisciplinary Research of the Jagiellonian University in Nea Paphos UNESCO World Heritage Site (2011-2015): First Results.
  8. 8.Michael Given, A. Bernard Knapp, Jay Noller, Luke Sollars et al. (2013). Landscape and Interaction: The Troodos Archaeological and Environmental Survey Project, Cyprus. Volume 1: Methodology, Analysis and Interpretation. Oxford, Oxbow Books.