Relative Sea-Level changes during Middle and Upper Holocene (6000 BP-today) as determined by an investigation of beachrock formations and their impact on archeological sites along the south coastline of Cyprus. Miltiadis Polidorou Although a great deal of research has been undertaken with respect to the documentation of beachrock formations around the Mediterranean, beachrocks of the […]
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Up from the Sea: mariner networks in ports across the Late Bronze Age east Mediterranean – 2016 L. Hulin and S. German Activities The Honor Frost Foundation provided funding for two activities: a scoping visit to Cyprus and fieldwork in Crete and Cyprus. We met Despo Pilides, Chief curator of museums in Cyprus, on 20th
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Katarina Jerbić – 2016-2020 – Flinders University PhD Scholar Katarina Jerbić earned an MA in Archaeology and Ethnology and Cultural Anthropology from the University of Zagreb, Croatia. She has been working as an archaeologist for more than 10 years on various archaeological excavations as well as a curator in an archaeological museum. Her scientific interest
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Omaima Eldeeb – 2016-2020 – Flinders University PhD Scholar Omaima Eldeeb is a graduate of Alexandria University’s, Faculty of Arts (2008), where she studied Greco-Roman Archaeology. She has worked as an underwater archaeological inspector in the Central Department of Underwater Antiquities in Egyptian Ministry of Archaeology from 2012 until 2016. She earned her MA (2014)
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Anna Demetriou – 2016-2019 – University of Cyprus PhD Scholar I completed my undergraduate studies in archaeology in 2006, at the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece (Department of History and Archaeology, Faculty of Philosophy). I then continued my studies at the University College London (2007) where I acquired a Masters degree on Management of Archaeological
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The South Bay of Tel Dor – 2016-2018 Assaf Yasur-Landau From the Middle Bronze Age on, Dor, located on the south Levantine coast, was a vital commercial port. It is currently one of the most important sites for understanding the beginning of Phoenician civilization. It is also a key site for the diachronic study of
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In situ conservation of cannons in marine environment: cathodic protection, cleaning treatment and coverage with geotextiles – 2016 Flavia Puoti This project aimed to study a comprehensive conservation plan for archaeological iron in seawater and using cathodic protection as the main conservation technique. Nine cast iron cannons were discovered in 2000 just off the coast
IKUWA6 The 6th International Congress on Underwater Archaeology (IKUWA6) was held at the Western Australian Maritime Museum, Fremantle from the 28th November – 2nd December, 2016. The Foundation awarded 8 bursaries for students and researchers to attend the conference: Cristina Bazzano – SicilyPlanning to do PhD at University of Nottingham Achilleas Iasonos – CyprusMA student, University
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Naseem Raad – 2016 – 2020 University of Southampton PhD Scholar Naseem Raad is a Lebanese archaeologist who completed his MA and PhD at the University of Southampton through scholarships from the Honor Frost Foundation. Naseem researches economic history through a critical examination of maritime trade and transportation with a particular focus on the Roman
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Ziad Morsy – 2016 – University of Southampton PhD Scholar In August 2016 I was generously awarded the HFF Studentship at the CMA, University of Southampton, marking the third HFF PhD Studentship at the University of Southampton. Upon the completion of a BA in Greco-Roman Archaeology, I enrolled in the first MA class at the
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