Events

All CAARI events WILL REMAIN ONLINE WITH A HYBRID ELEMENT WHEN FEASIBLE

All our lectures and conferences are free to attend and will be live on Zoom and later posted to CAARI’s YouTube Channel.

For more information contact us by phone 22456414 or email: librarian@caari.org.cy

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Forthcoming online AND LIVE events

PROGRAMME, Autumn 2023

Please note that we are aiming to hold our lectures in hybrid form, both live in the CAARI library and on zoom, to be later uploaded to our YouTube channel. If circumstances do not permit live events, we will be online only.

CAARI cordially invites you to the following online lectures (all 7pm Cyprus time). Zoom links will be provided in the weeks before the lecture and available on CAARI’s website here. Please email librarian@caari.org.cy if you wish to attend in person.

Thursday 28th September, Prof. Dr. Ewdoksia Papuci-Władyka
(Jagiellonian University in Kraków and University of Warsaw)

Where the streets have no name. Results of the research project ‘MA-P Maloutena and Agora in the urban layout of Paphos: Modelling the cityscape of the Hellenistic and Roman capital of Cyprus’

Polish research in Paphos began on behalf of the University of Warsaw in 1965 and focused on the Maloutena area, bringing inter alia the discovery of the Villa of Theseus, the so-called Hellenistic House and the House of Aion, with magnificent mosaics. In 2011, the second Polish mission of the Jagiellonian University in Krakow – Paphos Agora Project was established, carrying out work in the Agora. Since 2020, Polish research on the ancient city of Nea Paphos has entered a new stage with the creation of The Joint Expedition of the University of Warsaw and the Jagiellonian University in Krakow, led by the author. In cooperation with the Warsaw University of Technology and the University of Hamburg we are implementing an interdisciplinary and international project focusing on 3D reconstruction of the city during the various periods of its historical development using the latest modelling methods. The most important results of the project obtained to date will be presented in the lecture.

You are invited to a Zoom meeting.

When: Sep 28, 2023 07:00 PM Nicosia

https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZAsdOygpzwiHtaO8AGJX8UmcyT-8BlsqiZf

After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting.

Previous online events

CAARI and The British Museum collaborative webinar conference:
Two sessions of Empire and excavation: critical perspectives on archaeology in British-period Cyprus, 1878-1960 online and all lectures are available to watch on YouTube.
Online lecture by Erin Walcek Averett: Beyond Representation: Cypriot Votives as Vibrant Assemblages
Online lecture by Alison South: Voices from the Grave: a Late Bronze Age Population from Kalavasos and their Tombs
Online lecture by Dr Robert Merrillees: Leonardo da Vinci’s legendary visit to Cyprus in 1481 A.D. and its link to Lefkara
Online lecture by Dr Andrew Sneddon: New Research at the Middle Bronze Age site of Alambra
Online lecture by Dr Artemis Georgiou: Cylinder-seal impressions on storage vessels from Late Bronze Age Cyprus: exploring the materiality of an idiosyncratic mechanism
Online lecture by Dr Anna Spyrou: From South Asia to the Eastern Mediterranean: Zebu cattle in iconography and nature of Bronze Age Cyprus
Online lecture by Nicoletta Demetriou (Ethnomusicologist, European Commission Widening Fellow, University of Cyprus): The Cypriot Fiddler: An oral history of traditional music-making in Cyprus in the twentieth century
Online lecture by Harry Pareskeva (CAARI Peltenburg Fellow in Cypriot Prehistory)
It Takes Two to Tango: The Philia-Drakos Chalcolithic Settlement at the Dawn of the Bronze Age
Online lecture by Dr. Edna Stern (Israel Antiquities Authority, University of Haifa):Venice, Cyprus and the southern Levant in the 14th-16th centuries: ceramics as a reflection of contacts
Online lecture by Dr Lisa Mahoney (DePaul University): The Exceptional Icons of Lusignan Cyprus as Archetype
Online lecture by Prof. Virginia Burrus (Syracuse University): Life in Ruins: Saint Hilarion’s Paphos
Online lecture by Dr Ian Randall, CAARI-CAORC Fellow, (University of British Columbia):
Disaster and Debris: Remaking Society in Post-Earthquake Kourion
Online lecture by Dr Bleda Düring,CAARI Scholar in Residence (Leiden University)
(Re)Connecting Cyprus: Exchange Networks and Society in the Third Millennium BCE
Online lecture by Dr Giulia Muti, CAARI Edgar Peltenburg Postdoctoral Fellow in Cypriot Prehistory: Weaving new patterns. Textile production and social implications on Cyprus between the end of the Chalcolithic and the transition to the Late Bronze Age
Online lecture by Dr Artemis Karnava (University of Crete): Cretan and Cypriot writing in the 2nd & 1st millennia BC: on seeing and believing.
Online lecture by Dr Craig Barker (University of Sydney): From Vounous to Paphos: A brief history of Australian archaeologists excavating in Cyprus
Online lecture by Dr Dylan Rogers (Florida State University): Roman Cyprus Reconsidered: Fountains and Urbanism in Context