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Some Other Reasons to Publish Your Archaeological Data
This week I finally sent along the data from our survey at Pyla-Koutsopetria on Cyprus to Eric Kansa at Open Context. This was a bigger task than I had anticipated, but with the publication of the volume on our survey, it seemed like ideal time to make our data accessible to researchers on the web.… Read More →
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A Final Report of the 2012 and 2013 Field Seasons at the Site of Pyla-Vigla
It has taken us a bit longer than usual to compile a final report on our excavations at Pyla-Vigla in 2012. In fact, it took us so long to put something together we decided to combine our report for 2012 with our report for 2013. This brief article will likely appear in the newish Journal… Read More →
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The PKAP-Polis Project’s Season of Work
This weekend is the annual CAARI (Cyprus-American Archaeological Research Institute) Workshop. This meeting attracts archaeologists from all over the Republic of Cyprus to present their work often as their field or study seasons are underway. At its best, it is a great way to catch up with both old friends and professional news. Typically, my… Read More →
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