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Of Cows, Copper, Corners, and Cult: The Emergence of the Cypriot Bronze Age

It is no small irony that American interest in the Bronze Age of Cyprus harks back to the mid-nineteenth century antiquarian activities of Louis Palma di Cesnola, one of the most controversial and flamboyant figures to have scoured the island for vestiges of its ancient past. Today there is a tendency to denigrate di Cesnola's methods of "excavation" that lacked systematic recording and contextual information (Marangou 2000), however, it should be noted that in this respect he was only slightly worse than Heinrich Schliemann, his acknowledged nemesis, who was equally, if not more unscrupulous about aggrandizing and manipulating his own discoveries (Alien 1999)! Both di Cesnola and ...

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