Scholar
Shlomo Bunimovitz
fl. 1990–2016
Scholar, active 1990–2016. Excavated with Zvi Lederman; wrote with Ran Barkai and Israel Finkelstein.
Life and work
- 1996With Ran Barkai, published 'Ancient bones and modern myths: ninth Millennium BC Hippopotamus hunters at Akrotiri Aetokremnos, Cyprus?', Journal of Mediterranean Archaeology 9/1, 85-96.
- 1998Published 'Sea Peoples in Cyprus and Israel: A Comparative Study of Immigration Processes' in Gitin, Mazar and Stern (eds.), Mediterranean Peoples in Transition, pp. 103-113.
Connections
6 peopleFieldwork & employment
- Excavated with Zvi Lederman1990
Scholarship
- Wrote with Ran Barkai1996
- Wrote with Israel Finkelstein2003
- Wrote with Nadav Na'aman2003
- Wrote with Yuval Goren2003
- Wrote with Zuzana Chovanec2015
- Wrote with Zvi Lederman2015–2016
On Ancient Cyprus
4 pagesSources
- 1.Christine Winkelmann (2020). The Neolithic and Chalcolithic Figurines of Cyprus. Münster, Zaphon.
- 2.L. G. Meiberg (2011). Figural Motifs on Philistine Pottery.
- 3.Shlomo Bunimovitz, Ran Barkai (1996). “Ancient bones and modern myths: ninth Millennium BC hippopotamus hunters at Akrotiri Aetokremnos, Cyprus?”. Journal of Mediterranean Archaeology 9, 85-96.
- 4.S. Bunimovitz (1998). “Sea Peoples in Cyprus and Israel: A Comparative Study of Immigration Processes”. Mediterranean Peoples in Transition: Thirteenth to Early Tenth Centuries BCE, 103-113. Jerusalem.
- 5.Y. Goren, I. Finkelstein, N. Na'aman (2003). “The Location of Alashiya: New Evidence from Petrographic Investigation of Alashiyan Tablets from El-Amarna and Ugarit”. American Journal of Archaeology 107.
- 6.Chovanec (2015). “Is there opium here? Analysis of Cypriot Base Ring juglets from Tel Beth-Shemesh, Israel”.