Scholar
Maria Hadjigavriel
fl. 2019–2025
Scholar, active 2019–2025. Wrote with Maria Dikomitou-Eliadou.
Life and work
- 2021'A tale of red and black: Reconstructing transfer of knowledge in Late Chalcolithic Cyprus', Archaeological Review from Cambridge 35(2): 80-97 (on red and black burnished pottery types, c.2900/2700-2400 BC).
- 2025With Maria Dikomitou Eliadou (The Cyprus Institute), published a petrographic and handheld-XRF study of Late Chalcolithic ceramics (Red and Black Stroke-Burnished, Red Monochrome, Spalled, with samples of Red Lustrous and Coarse wares) from four sites: Chlorakas-Palloures, Kissonerga-Mosphilia, Ambelikou-Agios Georghios and Politiko-Kokkinorotsos.
Connections
1 personScholarship
- Wrote with Maria Dikomitou-Eliadou2025
Sources
- 1.Maria Hadjigavriel, Maria Dikomitou Eliadou (2025). “Tracing traditions: An analytical study of Late Chalcolithic ceramics from Cyprus”. Journal of Archaeological Science: Reports.
- 2.Maria Hadjigavriel (2021). “A tale of red and black: Reconstructing transfer of knowledge in Late Chalcolithic Cyprus”. Archaeological Review from Cambridge 35, 80-97.
- 3.Maria Hadjigavriel (2020). “From Clay and Beyond: Tracing Interactions in Late Chalcolithic Cyprus”. Leiden University.
- 4.M. Hadjigavriel (2019). “Connectivity through pottery horizons: Tracing interactions in Late Chalcolithic Cyprus”. Leiden University.