Agiou Lazarou Street, #Larnaka

#wintersun #citywalks

Deadline approaching! A great fellowship opportunity that includes Cyprus as well as the rest of the Levant.

Rural Larnaka Myths & Legends
The myths, legends and stories passed down from generation-to-generation in the rural and mountainous villages of Larnaka region have been shared by villagers who grew up hearing them.
larnakaregion.com/en/rural-lar...

#myths #legends #LarnakaTourism

Still plenty of time to get your application in for this amazing new postgraduate fellowship opportunity in marine/maritime archaeology 🏺

& a great piece it is too @artcrimeprof.bsky.social !

We know a barkaeologist who is looking forward to reading this!

😂 yes, some classic photos in here too! An update would show a much more diverse cohort I’m sure!

Great doctoral student funding opportunity here that includes those who research on Cyprus. 🏺

It is an exciting large oven & we hope that further archaeobotanical studies in the spring will give us more clues in what they were making. 🏺

CAARI-HFF Graduate Fellowship - Honor Frost Foundation CAARI-HFF Graduate Fellowship The fellowship offers one grant of £2000 to a graduate student of any nationality, with a preference given to scholars from Egypt, Cyprus, Lebanon, and Syria, enrolled in...

Excited to announce a brilliant new fellowship opportunity together with the Honor Frost Foundation. See below for more details & caari.org to find out about our other fellowships now open: honorfrostfoundation.org/2025/11/24/c...

Thanks @drcraigb.bsky.social not sure how quail & turpentine became part of the story!

The latest publication from the Paphos Theatre Archaeological Project out now.

J.R. Green, “An Athena in Christian Paphos”, Mediterranean Archaeology 38, 2025, 95-106
#archaeology 🏺

meditarch.com/meditarch-36/

CBRL invites applications for Workshop Grants! 📑
🔹 Deadline: Friday - 16 Jan 2026

For more details and to apply:
www.cbrl.ac.uk/news/cbrl-wo...

Cyprus is included in the @cbrl.bsky.social research areas so take a look & see if you can apply!

CBRL Graduate Network: Skills Development Seminar Series continues! 🎓🔍

"Collecting, Processing and Analysing Data 1: Observations and Visual Analysis"

Speaker: Dr. Robert Bewley. University of Oxford, UK.

🔹 28 October 2025
🔹 6 PM (Amman) - 3 PM (London)
🔹 Online (Zoom)

Great to see you too @drcraigb.bsky.social !

We await you @cypriotartleeds.bsky.social ! Looking forward to catching up & hearing about your latest exciting research.

It has been great having you here @circa-candace.bsky.social & Kalo taxidi for your journey home!

A beautiful tribute to a wonderful person. We will miss Ruth Keshishian so much.

& a great addition to our library it is @tatepaulette.bsky.social !

Call for Applications: Bridging Research to Publication - Advanced Writing Workshops (2025-2027) - CBRL % CBRL in partnership with the Royal Institute for Inter-Faith Studies (RIIFS), is launching an exciting new initiative aimed at enhancing the academic publishing skills of early career researchers (ECR...

Deadline Extended to 28th June: "Bridging Research to Publication – Advanced Writing Workshops (2025-2027)" - CBRL's support package for early career researchers based in Jordan, affiliated with academic, research, or heritage institutions. Details/applications here: www.cbrl.ac.uk/news/call-fo...

Great interview with CAARI Fulbright researcher Caroline Barnes!

A well-deserved award for an exciting project @circa-candace.bsky.social & we await your arrival on Cyprus!

Same same @drcraigb.bsky.social (although not this week). No idea as an undergrad I would spend 30 years in the archaeology of Cyprus!

The programme for the 41st annual CAARI summer archaeological workshop is up! Please join us if you will be in Nicosia 14 June for a full & exciting day of reports on recent 🏺 fieldwork & research.

caari.org/wp-content/u...

Really looking forward to seeing this film tomorrow night! Will let you know if it will be available to watch online anywhere afterwards.

Such an important & exciting new early prehistoric site in Akamas!

Domestic herbivore mobility and herd management at Bronze Age Politiko-Troullia, Cyprus - Archaeological and Anthropological Sciences This study presents stable isotope analysis of carbon (δ13C) and oxygen (δ18O) from goat, sheep, and cattle teeth excavated from the Bronze Age village of Politiko-Troullia, Cyprus. The δ18O of local ...

New #openaccess paper in Archaeological & Anthropological Sciences, on research funded by #NSF: Domestic herbivore mobility and herd management at Bronze Age Politiko-Troullia, Cyprus link.springer.com/article/10.1...

Very pleased that copies of our new volume with @cypriotartleeds.bsky.social & Thomas Kiely ‘Empire & Excavation. Critical perspectives on archaeology in British-period Cyprus’ have arrived! Thanks to @sidestone.bsky.social 🏺

We are excited too! A good spring series coming up, stay tuned.