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The Archaeological Research Unit is part of the Department of History and Archaeology, University of Cyprus
Scientific Research Centre and Education
The Department of History and Archaeology of the University of Cyprus works towards the promotion of knowledge and research in the disciplines of History and Archaeology/Art History. The study programme includes courses, which cover the basic aspects of culture from the Early Prehistoric Times to the recent past. The Archaeological Research Unit, which forms part of the Faculty of Letters and functions within the Department of History and Archaeology, focuses more specifically on Cypriot Archaeology. One of the main aims of the Unit is to bring the students in direct contact with the ancient monuments and sites and the artefacts, which are exhibited in museums and private collections, as well as with the folk culture of Cyprus.
The Unit has its own library specialised in Archaeology. It is open for study 07:30-14:30 Mon-Friday and Thursday till 17:30. The Archaeological Research Unit of the University of Cyprus organises lectures on the Cypriot archaeology and history throughout the academic year
Scientific personnel
5 archaeologists
Gladstonos 12,
1095 Lefkosia
Tel.: +357-2-674702
Fax.: +357-2-674101
E-mail: vasiliki@zeus.cc.ucy.ac.cy
Archaeological Research Unit of the University of Cyprus
(Department of History and Archaeology)
PO Box 20537, 1678 Nicosia
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