Events
Mostly during the excavation season, but also during the rest of the year, we organize academic and non-academic activities for people interested in the Palloures project. In this part of the site we will keep you updated on future events.
Chlorakas Palloures
Research into the Middle and Late Chalcolithic of Cyprus
Though work at the Palloures site might have wrapped up for 2023, there is still so much exciting content to share from the season! Throughout the year we will be sharing our best moments from the field, looking back at all our progress, and keeping you updated on all the Palloures related news! ![]()
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Stay tuned to learn more about the project and the amazing team members that help make everything possible. ![]()
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Last Friday some of the Palloures 2023 team gathered in Leiden. It was great to see the team again (and strange everyone so clean and smart)
Field updates from members of the Chlorakas-Palloures team in Cyprus, where students have been excavating a Chalcolithic age site for the past 6 weeks.![]()
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"Chlorakas-Palloures is a fascinating site! From the intriguing house abandonment practices to the whimsical figurative pendants, the Cypriot chalcolithic is such an exciting context to excavate. On top of this, the Palloures project has been exceptional in respect to the high degree they integrate students into the recording, modeling, and interpretation process. You are challenged and consequently develop important skills in archaeological methods. I am excited to see how the trenches opened this year contribute to our understanding of the Cypriot chalcolithic!” - Jack (first slide)![]()
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“After spending half the day in the field, we head back to base for lunch. I then collect all the finds from the previous day, which have been washed and put out to dry. I bring the finds into the office and separate the find lots by find type: pottery, flint, groundstone… and label each of these types according to the trench and feature they were excavated from, using the trusty labelprinter and database :)” - Aiyana (second slide)![]()
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Follow @archaeologyofpalloures for more updates and exciting Chalcolithic content! ![]()
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#archaeology #cyprus #palloures #pallouresexcavation #pallouresteam #cyprusarchaeology #chalcolithic #excavation #dig #prehistory #prehistoric #prehistoricarchaeology #prehistoricarchitecture #pottery #groundstones #friendsofpalloures #leidenarchaeology
Last week was the Palloures photo exhibit and presentation held at the Chlorakas community centre. We had an amazing time showcasing the site, our tremendous team members at work and some of our most interesting finds! Thank you to everyone who came and to all of those who showed their support and interest. We would like to give a special thank you to the community of Chlorakas for all of your hospitality and to all of our partners, without which none of what we do would be possible.![]()
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#archaeology #cyprus #palloures #pallouresexcavation #pallouresteam #cyprusarchaeology #chalcolithic #excavation #dig #prehistory #prehistoric #prehistoricarchaeology #prehistoricarchitecture #pottery #groundstones #friendsofpalloures #leidenarchaeology
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