Archaeology in Cyprus

Herscher, Ellen

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“…The 18 years between 2003 and 2020 have been very productive for the archaeology of Cyprus, not unlike the period of the last update presented in AR, 1997-2002(Steel 2004; for an earlier review, see Herscher 1998). The aim of this overview is to show the extent of archaeological work in the Republic of Cyprus deriving primarily from excavations and field surveys, as well as from various research projects, and their subsequent publications on the prehistoric archaeology of the island from the Neolithic to end of the Bronze Age.…”

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Prehistoric Cyprus: fieldwork and research, 2003–2020

Παπαδόπουλος¹

2021

Arch. Rep.

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The aim of this overview is to present a detailed survey of the major fieldwork and relevant research on the Neolithic and Bronze Age of Cyprus that took place between 2003 and 2020. This presentation is not meant to be exhaustive, as almost two decades of excavations, surface surveys and publications cannot be covered fully in a review of this length. The following discussion is divided geographically and chronologically, starting with the Neolithic period and moving through to the end of the Bronze Age. It focuses on settlement patterns, aspects of chronology and the roles of mining and seafaring, via fieldwork, conferences, research projects and their subsequent publications.

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confidence: 99%