Views from Phlamoudhi, Cyprus

Joanna S. Smith specializes in the art and archaeology of the Eastern Mediterranean and Near East in the Bronze and Iron Ages. Her research interests address how archaeological sources of information illuminate the ways in which artistic ideas were communicated among people, across time, and among culture areas. Smith's archaeological fieldwork centers on the island of Cyprus, but she has also worked on archaeological projects in England, France, Israel, Jordan, and Turkey. Currently, Smith is coordinating the publication of the Department of Art and Archaeology’s excavations at Polis Chrysochous.

• List of Illustrations Acknowledgments 1. From Expedition to Exhibition, Joanna S. Smith 2. An Outline of the History of Archaeological Research in Cyprus, Despo Pilides 3. Physical Foundations of Phlamoudhi, Jay Stratton Noller 4. The Little Expedition That Could: An Insider’s View, Allan S. Gilbert 5. Settlement to Sanctuary at Phlamoudhi- Melissa, Joanna S. Smith 6. Phlamoudhi-Vounari: A Multi-Function Site in Cyprus, Mara T. Horowitz 7. Hellenistic, Roman, and Medieval Phlamoudhi, Kyle L. Killian 8. From Seeds to Landscape in Phlamoudhi, Cyprus, Nancy M. Dammann 9. Phlamoudhi Vounari and Melissa: 35 Years and 35 Centuries Later, Robert S. Merrillees References Index Contributors