This monograph focuses on religion to explore how the socio-cultural infrastructure of
Cyprus was affected by the transition from segmented administration by many Cypriot kings …

This article aims to raise issues for discussion about the change in the use and concept of
sacred landscapes, which were originally constructed in the era of the Cypriot kings (the …

Sanctuaries and religion were instrumental in forming the worldview of the ancient Cypriots,
and one would expect that social power relations, meanings, and identities were expressed …

In 1982, archaeologists of the State Hermitage Museum excavated a sanctuary at the site of
Nymphaion on the eastern shore of the Crimea. The sanctuary had been in use from ca. 325 …

The Egyptianising terracotta figurines from Kharayeb, a shrine that is dated between the
seventh and first centuries BCE, and it is located in the hinterland of Tyros, is analysed in …

Cyprus became a senatorial Roman province in 22 bce and would remain under the rule of
senatorial proconsuls until Diocletian transferred its administration to the Diocese of the East …

The study of the terracotta figurines discovered by Maurice Chéhab and Ibrahim Kaoukabani
in the cult place of Kharayeb, located in the hinterland of Tyre, and now stored in the Beirut …

By the Roman period many Cypriot extra-urban sanctuaries were deserted and only a few of
them remodelled and enlarged; some of these sanctuaries, such as that of Apollo at Kourion …

Hellenistic portraiture has been widely studied and analysed, with royal portraiture receiving
particular atention. Scholars working on individual identifications—mainly in museum …

Η παρούσα μελέτη με τίτλο «Επιγραφικές μαρτυρίες-τεκμήρια για την εσωτερική οργάνωση
των κυπριακών πόλεων-βασιλείων (6ος-4ος αι. π. Χ.)» έχει κεφαλαιώδη στόχο τη …