Cyprus

I spent the last week contemplating Kristina Winther-Jacobsen’s new monograph: From Pots to People: A Ceramic Approach to the Archaeological Interpretation of Ploughsoil Assemblages in Late Roman Cyprus. (Peeters 2010). This slim volume is an important contribution to not only the archaeology of Late Roman Cyprus, but also intensive pedestrian survey archaeology in the Eastern… Read More →

This weekend, I began to think seriously about my summer fieldwork with the Princeton Polis Expedition. This summer our plan is to clarify the chronology of one of the two basilicas at the site initially built during the Early Christian period and, then, modified over time. Our goal is to use stratigraphic information, a careful… Read More →