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Scholar

M. Theodossiadou

fl. 1991–2007 · Cyprus

Cypriot scholar, active 1991–2007.

Life and work

  1. 1991
    Published 'Models of Furniture in Terracotta during Early and Middle Bronze Age in Cyprus' in the Brussels First International Conference of Cypriote Studies volume Cypriote Terracottas

    Merrillees 1992

  2. 1995
    PhD thesis, University of London, 'Furniture and its Representations in Cyprus (From Chalcolithic II to Cypro-Archaic II)'; also a 1995 paper on furniture on Late Bronze Age Cyprus cylinder seals in Klados (ed. C. Morris)

    LondonMerrillees 2014

  3. 1996
    'Cypriote Furniture and its Representations from Chalcolithic to the Cypro-Archaic', in G. Herrmann (ed.), The Furniture of Western Asia (Mainz 1996), 73-83

    Rogge et al. 2019

  4. 23 April 2007
    Told Merrillees (after his 12 April 2007 lecture) that her grandmother Melanie was a sister of Evrythiki Stavrinidou, first wife of George Basil Palma, the Famagusta pharmacist and antiquities dealer; she and her mother knew nothing of Palma's antiquities business

    NicosiaMerrillees 2014

Connections

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Scholarship

On Ancient Cyprus

1 page

Sources

  1. 1.Robert S. Merrillees (1992). “A Late Cypriote figurine with child from the Boysset Collection (now Sèvres Museum)”. Cahiers du Centre d'Études Chypriotes 18, 3-7. Online
  2. 2.Robert Stuart Merrillees (2014). “George Basil Palma, Chemist and Collector of Cypriote Antiquities in Famagusta, Cyprus, in the 20th Century A.D.”. Cahiers du Centre d'Études Chypriotes 44. Online
  3. 3.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.
  4. 4.M. Theodossiadou (1991). “Models of Furniture in Terracotta during Early and Middle Bronze Age in Cyprus”. Cypriote Terracottas. Proceedings of the First International Conference of Cypriote Studies, Brussels.
  5. 5.M. Theodossiadou (1995). Furniture and its Representations in Cyprus (From Chalcolithic II to Cypro-Archaic II). University of London.
  6. 6.M. Theodossiadou (1996). “Cypriote Furniture and its Representations from Chalcolithic to the Cypro-Archaic”. The Furniture of Western Asia. Ancient and Traditional, 73-83. Mainz.