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Last update: MA Paola Pizzo (20.10.2023)
Especially due to its profitable location in the sea routes of the Mediterranean, the island has been a literal “crossroad of civilization” throughout the millennia. This course aims at offering an overview of the dynamic and multicultural social organization in Cyprus between the Neolithic and the Roman period. The course is suitable for bachelor as well as master students and does not require any specific preliminary knowledge; familiarity with Greek and/or Cycladic history would be preferred, but not necessary. It is suitable for historians, archaeologists, art conservators, as well as students of similar fields of interest. The course and the study material will be provided in English. Final exam: in order to successfully complete the course, students will have to take part in the interactive classes. Furthermore, a final written exam is mandatory to pass the course. Specific papers, PowerPoint presentations and key material will be provided to the students over the course of the <br> classes. IMPORTANT NOTICE: The classes will begin at 16.00 to accommodate students' needs. |
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Last update: MA Paola Pizzo (21.09.2023)
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Last update: MA Paola Pizzo (09.01.2024)
* Lessons plan * Lesson 7: Cypriot City Kingdoms and introduction to the Hellenistic Period |