The homogeneous material culture that is characteristic of the earliest phase of the Cypriot
Bronze Age (the Philia phase) broke down ca. 2300–2250 BCE This change was prompted …

Alambra Mouttes is the site of a Prehistoric Bronze Age settlement in Cyprus. Excavation
and survey in the 1970s and 1980s resulted in a reconstruction of the approximate …

This paper reviews our current understanding of ceramic production and distribution in
Cyprus during the second half of the 3rd millennium and the early 2nd millennium BCE. It …

Abstract The University of Queensland Alambra Archaeological Mission (UQAAM)
conducted a program of geophysical survey and archaeological excavation over four …

Cultural objects are thought to have a lifespan. From selection, through construction, use,
destruction, and discard, materials do not normally last forever, transforming through stages …

This volume is the tenth report in the series of final publications of the excavations and
studies of the Vasilikos Valley Project in the Larnaca District adjacent to the southern coast …

The Prasteio-Mesorotsos Archaeological Expedition conducted the first season of
excavation of a multi-period site in the Paphos district between 22 June and 30 July 2009 …

Making sense of the way setlements and their landscapes are interrelated often tends to
categorise the information based on modern perceptions of least effort, proximity to …

The formation of a fluid but distinct ritual system can be identified in the first part of the early
prehistory of Cyprus. This is followed by a period of excessive and conservative ritual …

The formation of a fluid but distinct ritual system can be identified in the first part of the early
prehistory of Cyprus. This is followed by a period of excessive and conservative ritual …