Stephen Boys Smith, Thomas Sandwith. A British Consul in the Levant 1855-1891
The phase of consular collecting on Cyprus in the mid-1800s, memorably characterised as a ‘mischievous pastime’ in Elizabeth Goring’s book, is well known to historians of Cypriot archaeology thanks in particular to the efforts of Olivier Masson and other contributors to the Cahiers du Centre d’Étud...
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Cahiers du Centre d’Études Chypriotes
2022
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| Shrnutí: | The phase of consular collecting on Cyprus in the mid-1800s, memorably characterised as a ‘mischievous pastime’ in Elizabeth Goring’s book, is well known to historians of Cypriot archaeology thanks in particular to the efforts of Olivier Masson and other contributors to the Cahiers du Centre d’Études Chypriotes over the years, who have helped to set Cypriot archaeology in its broader historical and diplomatic context. Consuls from France, America, Italy, Germany and Britain, alongside other ... |
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