Archaeologist
Petroula Hadjittofi
fl. 2021
Archaeologist, active in 2021. Worked for Archaeological Research Unit, University of Cyprus.
Life and work
n.d.
- Spoke in the recorded talk «Negotiating Modernity: Rural Dress and Sociocultural Change in Cyprus during the British Period» (Archaeological Research Unit - University of Cyprus, 2021-12-14). As stated in the recording: Graduated in History and Archaeology from the University of Cyprus in 2008; Postgraduate studies in Modern and Contemporary Greek Society at the University of Ioannina, graduating in 2011; Doctoral dissertation defended in 2018: The Manufacture, Typology and Use of Jewellery in Cyprus 1830-1960; Researcher for the Cyprus Food Museum between 2014 and 2017; Published the bilingual book Street Food from the Past to the Present in 2019; Currently postdoctoral researcher on the NEMO project at the ARU, funded by the University of Cyprus under the Onassis scheme, coordinated by Dr Maria Panayides.
Mentioned in
3 mentionsLectures and videos · 2
- To Ergon 2019: the SIMPLECS ceramic ontology, the Mazotos shipwreck and the Rural CY monastic economy project
Speaker · 2020
Paraskeva et al. 2020
- Negotiating Modernity: Rural Dress and Sociocultural Change in Cyprus during the British Period
Speaker · 2021
Hadjittofi 2021
Sources
- 1.Petroula Hadjittofi, «Negotiating Modernity: Rural Dress and Sociocultural Change in Cyprus during the British Period», recorded lecture, 56th Public Lecture Series, Archaeological Research Unit - University of Cyprus, published on YouTube 2021-12-14, at 0:00:00. Online
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