Cyprus Expedition

The ancient city kingdom of Kourion, on the south coast of Cyprus, has been the focus of archaeological investigation for nearly 150 years. Its location and natural resources attracted the earliest settlers to the island, and its prominence has continued into modern times. Kourion, where several sites belonging to different periods, from Neolithic to Roman times, formed one extensive settlement. B. H. Hill excavated the Bronze and Iron Age cemetery at Lapithos in 1931, beginning a focus on the Classical sites of Cyprus that continued for 20 years at the Penn Museum.

Vol. IV / No. 1

By: E. H. D.

The Cyprus Expedition

A NEW epoch has begun in the excavation of antiquities in Cyprus. In the past the looting of tombs and […]

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Vol. III / No. 5

The Cyprus Expedition

A MOST successful season has been concluded at the site near Lapithos, on the island of Cyprus, where a Museum […]

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Vol. III / No. 1

The Cyprus Expedition

THE Museum has lately undertaken to sponsor small scale excavations on the island of Cyprus in order to fill a […]

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