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Tüm tarihi boyunca stratejik önemi yüzünden sürekli olarak yabancı devletlerin ilgisini çeken Kıbrıs, Osmanlı'nın 1877-1878 Osmanlı-Rus savaşında yenilmesinin ardından İngiltere’nin girişim ve politikaları sonucunda İngilizlere... more
Interpretation of the Minoan inscription I-DA-MA-TE
In this chapter I want to give an interpretation of the first part of the bilingue of Amathus.
Decoding the Minoan language 7. chapter The Semitic namens of the Adonis-mythos In the Adonismyth, that is close connected to Cyprus, we find many Semitic names; a further hint, that the Eteocypriot language is a Semitic language.
Bu makale geçmişte ve günümüzde insanlığın temel tüketim maddelerinden biri olan ekmeğin Kanuni dönemi İstanbul’undaki serüvenini incelemektedir. Ekmeğin hammaddesi olan buğdayın üretimi, tedariki, öğütülmesi ve dağıtımı için alınan... more
Fr. Fotios Ioakeim PhD thesis, recently published, will be presented by professor of Aristotelian University (Theology Faculty) Symeon Paschalides on 26.11.2023 at morning in Paralimni (Metropolis Constantias) and in the evening In the... more
Deux historiens anciens, Diodore de Sicile 1 et Timée de Taormina 2 sont notre source principale pour la vie et le règne d'Agathoclès. Le premier se veut objectif, mais le second qui ne nous est connu que par des fragments de son oeuvre... more
In the first chapter I yet wrote, that I think, that I found the proof of the character of the Minoan language similar to the ti-ri-po-de of Ventris. Yet the so-called clay tablet with Minoan vessel-names were interpreted as Semitic... more
Decoding the Minoan language
2. chapter
The significance of the judges by the Eteocyprians
In an Eteocypriot inscription, we find more Greek words and namens, that show the significance of the judges by the Eteocyprians.
2. chapter
The significance of the judges by the Eteocyprians
In an Eteocypriot inscription, we find more Greek words and namens, that show the significance of the judges by the Eteocyprians.
École française d'Athènes, 26-27 octobre 2023
L’île de Chypre fut convoitée par Ptolémée dès 321 av. J.-C., mais ne fut définitivement conquise qu’en 295/4 av. J.-C. Ce quart de siècle correspond également à l’édification progressive d’un système monétaire propre au royaume... more
Decoding the Minoan language 1. chapter The legendary ancestors of the Eteocyprians Many years I research about the Minoan, Eteocypriot an Eteocretan languages. A half year ago I found the proof, the ti-ri-po-de of Ventris, about my... more
'From Excavation to Exhibition, Problems in Conservation of Archaeological Objects from Excavations in Cyprus, in Proceedings from the conference ‘New Approaches in Recording and Preserving the Cultural Heritage in a Divided Cyprus:... more
Kadın figürü ilk defa, insanlığın atası olarak kabul edilen Adem’in eşi Havva şeklinde karşımıza çıkmıştır. İsmi, ırkı, dini ve fiziği farklı şekillerde olsa da kadın, erkekle birlikte insanlık tarihindeki tüm yaşananların ana... more
The aim of this analysis is to explore the ways in which the Cypriot Left confronted the hegemonic nationalist framework within which it was forced to function both in its emergence as a bi-communal movement and in its continuation as... more
There is a more or less accepted theory-or myth-among archaeologists and and scholars. This myth is about the "Hellenisation" and thus "civilization" of Cyprus during the last phase of the Late Cypriot Bronze Age. This "Hellenisation" was... more
Panagia tis Kyras, one of the very few churches that have survived from the Early-Christian period in Cyprus, is located near Sazlıköy/ Livadia (Trikomo). This church was considered as an important religious center throughout the... more
In March 2022, the Laboratory for Black Sea and Mediterranean Studies (Faculty of Political and Economic Sciences, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki) and the School of Law of the University of Nicosia announced their new partnership... more
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Paper presented at the 7th European Congress of Modern Greek Studies (Vienna 2023)
The land of Cyprus may be regarded as a trove of historical monuments,
in which the key to several enigmas may be found. Paradoxical as it may
appear, some of them have a mystic taste as well.
in which the key to several enigmas may be found. Paradoxical as it may
appear, some of them have a mystic taste as well.
From December 1963 to August 1974, Cyprus was gripped by on-and-off again political violence, involving Greek Cypriot, Turkish Cypriot, and Greek and Turkish forces, which led to many casualties and the forced geographical separation... more
This study aims to sketch out the human capital and population structure of Cyprus, in the first half of the nineteenth century and analyse it in a histori-cal demographic context. For this practice, the level of “quantitative literacy”,... more
7th European Congress of Modern Greek Studies, University of Vienna, 11-14.9.2023
Βενετία 1509 – 1549: μια μικρή ελληνική ιστορία
Żydzi na Cyprze pojawili się już w okresie ptolemejskim (IV w. p.n.e.). W okresie późniejszym Rzym wspierał migracje Żydów na wyspę, którzy szczególnie w czasach cesarza Augusta stali się widoczną mniejszością na Cyprze. Żydzi do tego... more
Professor Andrekos Varnava for the folk behind Bαhçές speaking and answering questions on life in Cyprus under British rule. Visit and subscribe to Bαhçές here for more webinars on the histories of Cyprus.... more
This article responds to the diversity of opinions surrounding the reasons for Arsenius's appointment as the teacher of the future emperors Arcadius and Honorius, his life and status in the palace, and the length of his duties. By... more
This voluminous work (1024 pages) is the author's doctoral thesis, the fruit of many years of study and research of the relevant sources, which he submitted in 2022 to the Theological School of the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and... more