Sculpture in Roman Cyprus

Apollo, July, 2003 by Jane Fejfer

(33) I am grateful to Henryk Meyza for information concerning the chronology of the House of Theseus. See also B. Lichocka, 'Le declin de la Villa de Thisbe a Nea Paphos: Les temoignages numismatiques', in Studia Archaeologica: Prace dedykowane Profesorowi Januszowi A. Ostrowskiemu w szescdziesieciolecie urodzin, Krakow, 2001, pp. 251-61, and B. Lichocka and H. Meyza, 'Seismic Events and the Evidence of Coins and Pottery: The Case of Destruction of the House of Aion in Paphos', Etudes et Travaux, no. 19, 2001, pp. 145-208.

(36) Michaelides, op. cit., pp. 151-55.

(37) M.C. Loulloupis, 'Excavations in Kourion 1967-70', RDAC, 1971, pp. 86-116, plates 31-38; Vermeule, op. cit. in n. 4 above (1976), pp. 74, 76; D. Christou, Kourion: Its Monuments and Local Museum, Nicosia, 1996, pp. 52-55.

(38) See V. Karageorghis, 'Chronique des Fouilles Chypre en 1968', BCH, no. 93, 1969, p. 494, and Vermeule, op. cit. in n. 4 above (1976), p. 87.

Jane Fejfer teaches Roman archaeology at the Institute of Archaeology and Ethnology, University of Copenhagen. She has published widely on Roman portraiture and sculpture in English country houses. She was co-director of a field project in Akamas, Cyprus, and is the editor of Ancient Akamas I: Settlement and Environment (1995).