Archaeologist · Scholar

Stella Diakou

fl. 2013–2025

Archaeologist and scholar, active 2013–2025.

Life and work

  1. 2013
    PhD thesis, Lapithos: the Upper Geometric Cemetery (unpublished, Bryn Mawr College).

    Given 2025

  2. 2016
    'Histories of pots and people: re-discovering the archaeology of Cypro-Geometric Lapithos', pp. 21-30 in Bourogiannis and Mühlenbock (eds), Ancient Cyprus Today (SIMA PB 184).

    Given 2025

  3. 2018
    Published The Upper Geometric Cemetery at Lapithos: University of Pennsylvania Museum Excavations 1931-1932 (SIMA 146, Åström Editions), i.e. the Penn Museum's 1931-32 Lapithos tombs.

    Given 2025

  4. 2019
    'The Archaeology of the North Coast of Cyprus. The Evidence from Lapithos', pp. 241-265 in Kearns and Manning (eds), New Directions in Cypriot Archaeology (Ithaca/New York 2019).

    Summerer 2023

  5. 2025
    Author of ch. 12, 'Law and archaeology in British-period Cyprus: the case of Lapithos', in Kiely, Reeve and Crewe (eds), Empire & Excavation (contents list; chapter text not read).

    Given 2025

Sources

  1. 1.Michael Given (2025). “Over the landscape, in the landscape? Knowledge and agency in Cypriot archaeology, 1870-1910”. Empire & Excavation: Critical perspectives on archaeology in British-period Cyprus, 1878-1960. Leiden, Sidestone Press.
  2. 2.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.
  3. 3.S. Diakou (2013). “Lapithos: the Upper Geometric Cemetery”. Bryn Mawr College.
  4. 4.S. Diakou (2016). “Histories of pots and people: re-discovering the archaeology of Cypro-Geometric Lapithos”. Ancient Cyprus Today: Museum Collections and New Research, 21-30. Uppsala, Åström.
  5. 5.S. Diakou (2018). The Upper Geometric Cemetery at Lapithos: University of Pennsylvania Museum Excavations 1931-1932. Uppsala, Åström Editions.
  6. 6.S. Diakou (2019). “The Archaeology of the North Coast of Cyprus. The Evidence from Lapithos”. New Directions in Cypriot Archaeology, 241-265. Ithaca/New York.