Luca Bombardieri

University of Siena

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Anna Margherita Jasink

University of Florence

Marialucia Amadio

Ghent University

Caterina Scirè Calabrisotto

University of Florence

Francesca Chelazzi

University of Glasgow

L. Caforio

University of Ferrara

Mariaelena Fedi

Istituto Nazionale di Fisica Nucleare, Sezione di Firenze

Tommaso Braccini

University of Siena

Francesca Turco

University of Turin

Grazia Tucci

University of Florence

Patrizia Davit

University of Turin

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University of Arizona

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Venice International University

177

Carmel (Israel)

169

National Archaeological Museum

163

Institut de l'Information Scientifique et Technique

Ghent University

Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique

Ghent University Hospital

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Beyond sealing: evidence of Middle Bronze Age stamps from the Kouris Valley, Cyprus

Levant (2023)

Luca Bombardieri

A focused analysis of provenanced and unprovenanced Middle Bronze Age stamps from the Kouris Valley in Cyprus is presented in this article. Stylistic aspects are investigated, along with possible external prototypes on which they may have been based, as well as their possible multiple uses and functions. Finally, the limited evidence from Middle Bronze Age contexts in Cyprus is discussed in relation to the very different ways in which foreign influences and differing trajectories affected the move toward increasingly complex societies, and how these may have influenced sealing practices on the island.

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10.1080/00758914.2023.2210462

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Appetite for Destruction

Documenta Praehistorica (2021)

Luca Bombardieri Marialucia Amadio

Destruction processes are considered ‘time capsules of material culture’ (Driessen 2013) as they freeze a site at one moment of its history providing key evidence for interpreting the archaeological record and reconstructing social, political, cultural and ideological circumstances. By focusing on selected case-studies, this paper aims at briefly discussing existing evidence of destruction events in Bronze Age contexts in Cyprus, and at a preliminary presentation of new research data resulting from ongoing interdisciplinary analyses at Middle Bronze Age Erimi.

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10.4312/dp.48.1

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La produzione ceramica dell’Eta del Ferro II-III a Tell Barri e in Mesopotamia settentrionale. Tipologia e contesti

Luca Bombardieri Carlotta Forasassi

Mesopotamia

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The Göksu river valley from Late Bronze to Iron Age. Local cultures, external influences and relations with foreign peoples

Anna Margherita Jasink Luca Bombardieri

Iron Age

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Decorative Repertoire and Script-signs: A Complex “Origin” for the Writing System in Cyprus?

Kadmos (2011)

Luca Bombardieri Anna Margherita Jasink

Writing system

10.1515/kadmos.2010.008

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Detecting a sequence: Stratigraphy and Chronology of the Workshop Complex Area at Erimi-Laonin tou Porakou

Luca Bombardieri

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Recipienti litici dell’Età del Ferro da Tell Barri: una produzione fra il VII ed il VI secolo a.C

Luca Bombardieri

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Prehistoric soundscapes. Mill-songs and the music of work in Ancient Mediterranean and the Near East

Luca Bombardieri

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1 • Has It Always Been Extractive Archaeology?

Luca Bombardieri

Originally used to describe the removal of natural resources particularly for export with minimal processing, ‘Extractivism’ is the economic model common throughout the Global South, but also appear as an appropriate model to outline patterns of archaeological activities in Cyprus in the second half of nineteenth century and in the transition to the twentieth. The exploitation of antiquities on the island, mainly driven by ideological and economic interests of Western museums and collectors, marked up a radical change in the approach to the ancient history of Cyprus.

10.30687/978-88-6969-799-9/001

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TECHNOLOGICAL AND COMPOSITIONALCHARACTERIZATION OF RED POLISHED WAREFROM THE BRONZE AGE KOURIS VALLEY(CYPRUS)

Mediterranean Archaeology & Archaeometry. International Journal/Mediterranean archaeology and archaeometry. International scientific journal (2014)

Patrizia Davit Francesca Turco Salvatore Coluccia L. Operti Francesca Chelazzi

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