Epigrapher · Scholar

Massimo Perna

fl. 1999–2020

Epigrapher and scholar, active 1999–2020. Wrote with Artemis Karnava and D. M. Metcalf.

Life and work

  1. 2008
    With D. M. Metcalf republished the lead seals from Salamis (Constantia) published in 1887 by A. Palma di Cesnola; the seals had been donated in 2006 to the Museo di Antichita, Turin. Metcalf notes they are all pierced, so probably picked up by villagers and worn as amulets.

    Metcalf 2009

  2. 2010
    Published with T. Kiely 'Four Unpublished Inscriptions in Cypriot Syllabic Script in the British Museum' (Kadmos 49, pp. 93-168).

    Kiely & Merrillees 2012

  3. 2015
    Named with Egetmeyer, Karnava and Landenius Enegren in a 2017 conference-paper citation on completing ICS Fasciculus I (Amathus, Kourion, Marion); also supplied a photograph (Fig. 5) for Kiely's 2015 Kouklia paper.

    Recke 2018Kiely 2015

Connections

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Scholarship

On Ancient Cyprus

2 pages

Sources

  1. 1.D. M. Metcalf (2009). Byzantine Cyprus 491-1191. Nicosia, Cyprus Research Centre.
  2. 2.M. Perna, D. M. Metcalf (2008). “Byzantine lead seals from the collection of A. Palma di Cesnola in the Turin Museum of Antiquity”. Epetirida 34, 9-17.
  3. 3.T. Kiely, M. Perna (2010). “Four Unpublished Inscriptions in Cypriot Syllabic Script in the British Museum”. Kadmos 49, 93-168.
  4. 4.T. Kiely, R. S. Merrillees (2012). “The archaeological interests of Samuel Brown, government engineer, and his circle of acquaintances in late nineteenth-century Cyprus”. Cahiers du Centre d'Études Chypriotes 42, 245-272. Online
  5. 5.T. Kiely (2015). “Finds from Kouklia in the British Museum”. Cahiers du Centre d'Études Chypriotes 45, 63-80.
  6. 6.M. Recke (2018). Like Herrings in a Barrel: Max Ohnefalsch-Richter.
  7. 7.Karnava (2020). Inscriptiones Cypri Syllabicae. Fasciculus I: Inscriptiones Amathuntis, Curii, Marii.
  8. 8.J.-L. García-Ramón, J.-P. Olivier, M. Perna (2006). “Un scarabée avec inscription syllabique chypriote du premier millénaire au musée archéologique de Naples”. Cahiers du Centre d'Études Chypriotes 36.