Donor · Finder · Colonial official
Symeon Christodoulou
fl. 1945–1951 · Cyprus
Cypriot donor and finder, active 1945–1951. Gave to Paphos District Museum.
Life and work
- 1945Cyprus Forest Service official who found a marble stele fragment used as a doorstep at Polis tis Chrysochou and gave it to the Paphos District Museum in 1945.
- 1945Found the stele fragment at Polis tis Chrysochou, serving as a doorstep, and presented it to the Paphos District Museum in 1945.
- 1951Of the Cyprus Forest Service; found at Polis tis Chrysochou (ancient Marion) a fragment of a marble stele with relief acroteria and the head of an elderly bald man, published in 1951.
Through their hands
1 record- 1945Gift
GiftSymeon Christodoulou presented the fragment to the Paphos District Museum.
Gave to Paphos District Museumfragment of a steleKtimaBeazley 1951, p. 333
In the field
1 recordWhere they worked in the field
- Ground above 200, 500, 1,000 m
Sites
- 1Marion
Marion
FoundSymeon Christodoulou found the fragment at Polis tis Chrysochou.
fragment of a steleBeazley 1951, p. 333
Mentioned in
2 mentionsDocuments · 1
- A Fragment of a Stele from Cyprus
Gift · 1945 · p. 333
Symeon Christodoulou presented the fragment to the Paphos District Museum.
Beazley 1951
Institutions · 1
- Paphos District Museum
Gave · 1945
Beazley 1951, p. 333
Sources
- 1.J. D. Beazley (1951). “A Fragment of a Stele from Cyprus”. American Journal of Archaeology 55, 333-336.
- 2.American Journal of Archaeology 1951-10: Vol 55 Iss 4.
- 3.A Fragment of a Stele from Cyprus (1951).
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