POCA 2005. Postgraduate Cypriot Archaeology: Proceedings of the Fifth Annual Meeting of Young Researchers on Cypriot Archaeology, Department of Classics, Trinity College, Dublin, 21-22 October 2005: Proceedings of the Fifth Annual Meeting of Young Researc

The fifth Postgraduate Cypriot Archaeology (POCA) workshop took place from the 21st to 22nd October 2005, hosted by the Department of Classics, Trinity College Dublin. POCA is a workshop originally designed to provide postgraduate researchers in Cypriotarchaeology with a forum in which to present their work, discuss some central themes of their research, meet people who work in the same area and exchange ideas and information in a friendly and collegial environment. Cover Page Title Page Copyright ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS A BRIEF MESSAGE FROM THE INITIATOR AND ORGANISER OF THE FIRST POCA PREFACE PART 1: PEOPLE AND CULTURAL INTERACTION SCRIPT IN CONTEXT: THE CYPRO-MINOAN SCRIPT AND ITS PLACE IN LATE BRONZE AGE CYPRIOT SOCIETY CYPRUS AT THE CROSSROADS: UNDERSTANDING THE PATHS TAKEN IN THE ART AND ARCHITECTURE OF FRANKISH CYPRUS PART 2: POWER AND IDEOLOGY MANIFESTATIONS OF ROYALTY IN CYPRIOT SCULPTURE CYPRIOT SACRED LANDSCAPES FROM BASILEIS TO STRATEGOS: METHODOLOGICAL AND INTERPRETATIVE APPROACHES PTOLEMAIC POWER AND FEMALE REPRESENTATION IN HELLENISTIC CYPRUS PART 3: ART AND RELIGION THE AEGEAN ORIGIN OF THE AN ICONIC CULT OF APHRODITE IN PAPHOS THE WILD GOAT-AND-TREE ICON AND ITS SPECIAL SIGNIFICANCE FOR ANCIENT CYPRUS REPRESENTATION OF MUSIC IN MEDIEVAL CYPRIOT ICONOGRAPHY: EVIDENCE FROM NATIVITY SCENES* PART 4:L ANDSCAPE STUDIES AND HERITAGE MANAGEMENT AGIOS GEORGIOS, PEGEIA – CAPE DREPANON: INTEGRATING AN EXCAVATION SITE INTO AN ARCHAEOLOGICAL LANDSCAPE A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF HERITAGE MANAGEMENT IN ISRAEL AND CYPRUS Edited By Girogos Papantoniou In Collaboration With Aoife Fitzgerald And Siobhán Hargis. Includes Bibliographical References.