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Scholar

Michael J. K. Walsh

fl. 2010–2023

Scholar, active 2010–2023. Worked at Famagusta. Wrote with Tamás Kiss and Nicholas S. H. Coureas.

Life and work

  1. 2010
    Published 'The vile embroidery of ruin' on historic Famagusta between Ottoman and British empires, 1878-1901.

    FamagustaWalsh 2010

  2. 2014
    Co-editor, with T. Kiss and N. S. H. Coureas, of The Harbour of All This Sea and Realm: Crusader to Venetian Famagusta.

    FamagustaKleiman et al. 2019

  3. 2015
    Edited City of Empires: Ottoman and British Famagusta (Cambridge Scholars Publishing).

    FamagustaWalsh 2015

  4. 2023
    Contributed a chapter on managing modern heritage in North Cyprus (historic cinema buildings in Nicosia) to the proceedings of the 2019 Kyrenia conference on heritage in divided Cyprus.

    NicosiaSummerer 2023

Connections

3 people
Nicholas S. H. CoureasPeter W. EdburyTamás KissMichael J. K. Walsh
Scholarship

Scholarship

Sources

  1. 1.Michael J. K. Walsh (2010). “"The vile embroidery of ruin": Historic Famagusta between Ottoman and British Empires in Fin de Siècle Cyprus: 1878-1901”. Journal of Intercultural Studies 31, 247-269.
  2. 2.Michael J. K. Walsh (ed.) (2015). City of Empires. Ottoman and British Famagusta. Newcastle, Cambridge Scholars Publishing.
  3. 3.A. Kleiman, A. Fantalkin, H. Mommsen, I. Finkelstein (2019). “The Date and Origin of Black-on-Red Ware: The View from Megiddo”. American Journal of Archaeology 123, 531-555.
  4. 4.Lâtife Summerer (2023). “In Fear of Blacklisting. How the Division Shaped Archaeology in Cyprus”. New Approaches toward Recording, Preserving and Studying Cultural Heritage in Divided Cyprus. Kyrenia, ARUCAD Press.