Scholar
Reinhard Jung
fl. 2005–2023
Scholar, active 2005–2023.
Life and work
- 2005Co-authored (with L. Badre, M.-C. Boileau, H. Mommsen) a provenance study of Aegean and Syrian-type pottery from Tell Kazel, Syria.
- 2005–2006With Mathias Mehofer, published a Naue II-type sword from Ugarit and the significance of Italian-type weaponry in the eastern Mediterranean (Aegean Archaeology 8, 111-135).
- 2009Published 'Pirates of the Aegean: Italy - the East Aegean - Cyprus at the End of the Second Millennium BC' in Karageorghis and Kouka (eds), Cyprus and the East Aegean (Nicosia 2009), 72-93.
- 2023Re-published a handmade Apennine-culture cup/bowl rim fragment from tomb complex 4+5 at Kition (found by V. Karageorghis in Area I), the only Apennine vessel known from the eastern Mediterranean; he dates it to Italian MBA 3 / LH IIIA2 and suggests an origin in Campania or the Taranto region, as evidence of a southern Italian-Cypriot contact in the 14th century BCE.
KitionJung 2023, p. 1
Connections
2 peopleScholarship
- Published material of Vassos Karageorghis2023
Colleagues & contacts
- Connected with A. Bernard Knapppossibly2015
On Ancient Cyprus
2 pagesSources
- 1.Reinhard Jung (2023). “Eine apenninische Schale in Kition. Anzeichen für einen süditalienisch-zyprischen Kontakt im 14. Jahrhundert v. u. Z.”.
- 2.Reinhard Jung (2009). “Pirates of the Aegean: Italy - the East Aegean - Cyprus at the End of the Second Millennium BC”. Cyprus and the East Aegean. Intercultural Contacts from 3000 to 500 BC, 72-93. Nicosia.
- 3.Reinhard Jung, Mathias Mehofer (2005). “A Sword of Naue II type from Ugarit and the Historical Significance of Italian-type Weaponry in the Eastern Mediterranean”. Aegean Archaeology 8, 111-135.
- 4.S. Rogge (ed.), Ch. Ioannou (ed.), Th. Mavrojannis (ed.) (2019). Salamis of Cyprus: History and Archaeology from the Earliest Times to Late Antiquity. Münster, Waxmann.
- 5.Giampaolo Graziadio. The Earliest Production of Aegean-Type Pottery in Cyprus.