Scholar · Cataloguer

Paola Villa

fl. 1969–1970

Scholar and cataloguer, active 1969–1970. Catalogued the collection of Stanford University Museum; worked with Paul Åström.

Life and work

  1. 1969

    1. Wrote the first volume of the Corpus of Cypriote Antiquities, Early and Middle Bronze Age Pottery of the Cesnola Collection in the Stanford University Museum (Lund 1969).

      (P.) Villa Corpus of Cypriote antiquities. 1. Early and Middle Bronze Age pottery of the Cesnola collection in the Stanford University Museum. Intro. P. Åström. (1970), p. ?60

    2. Author of Corpus of Cypriote Antiquities, 1, on Early and Middle Bronze Age pottery of the Cesnola Collection in the Stanford University Museum, published Lund 1969.

      K. Nicolaou: Ancient Monuments of Cyprus. (Department of Antiquities of Cyprus, Picture Book no. 4.) Pp. v + 33; 48 pls., map. Nicosia: Department of Antiquitie (1970), p. 408

    3. Wrote Vol. XX Corpus of Cypriote Antiquities no. 1 on Early and Middle Bronze Age pottery of the Cesnola Collection in the Stanford University Museum, published Lund 1969.

      V. E. G. Kenna, The Cretan Talismanic Stone in the Late Minoan Age (1969), p. 77

    4. Authored the Corpus of Cypriote Antiquities volume 1 on Early and Middle Bronze Age pottery of the Cesnola Collection in Stanford University Museum, published Lund 1969.

      Paola Villa: Corpus of Cypriote Antiquities, 1: Early and Middle Bronze Age Pottery of the Cesnola Collection in the Stanford University Museum. (Studies in Med (1970), p. 408

  2. Undated

    n.d.

    1. Published Early and Middle Bronze Age Pottery of the Cesnola Collection in the Stanford University Museum, Corpus of Cypriote Antiquities vol. XX.

      Niki C. Scoufopoulos, Mycenaean Citadels (1971), p. 5~43

    2. Author of the Corpus of Cypriote Antiquities volume on Early and Middle Bronze Age pottery of the Cesnola Collection in the Stanford University Museum.

      James R. Stewart; Hanna E. Kassis; W. F. Albright; K. M. Kenyon; Robert S. Merrillees, Tell el 'Ajjul: The Middle Bronze Age Remains (1974), p. 134

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Catalogued1
  • Paola Villa published a catalogue of Early and Middle Bronze Age pottery from the Cesnola Collection.

    Early and Middle Bronze Age pottery of the Cesnola CollectionStanford University MuseumFrankel 1974

Mentioned in

5 mentions

Documents · 4

Sources

  1. 1.D. Frankel (1974). Middle Cypriot White Painted Pottery: An Analytical Study of the Decoration. Göteborg, Paul Åströms Förlag.
  2. 2.(P.) Villa Corpus of Cypriote antiquities. 1. Early and Middle Bronze Age pottery of the Cesnola collection in the Stanford University Museum. Intro. P. Åström. (1970), p. ?60.
  3. 3.Niki C. Scoufopoulos, Mycenaean Citadels (1971), p. 5~43.
  4. 4.K. Nicolaou: Ancient Monuments of Cyprus. (Department of Antiquities of Cyprus, Picture Book no. 4.) Pp. v + 33; 48 pls., map. Nicosia: Department of Antiquitie (1970).
  5. 5.V. E. G. Kenna, The Cretan Talismanic Stone in the Late Minoan Age (1969).
  6. 6.Paola Villa: Corpus of Cypriote Antiquities, 1: Early and Middle Bronze Age Pottery of the Cesnola Collection in the Stanford University Museum. (Studies in Med (1970).
  7. 7.James R. Stewart; Hanna E. Kassis; W. F. Albright; K. M. Kenyon; Robert S. Merrillees, Tell el 'Ajjul: The Middle Bronze Age Remains (1974).
  8. 8.P. Villa, 1970, Corpus of Cypriote Antiquities 1. Early and Middle Bronze Age pottery of the Cesnola collection in the Stanford University Museum (introduction by P. Åström).

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