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I am a postgraduate student
at the University of Edinburgh, doing my PhD on ceramics and social change
in mid second millenium BCE Cyprus. Specifically, I'm looking at the MCIII-LCIIA
ceramics from Dikaios' Enkomi excavations.
I'm studying the introduction of the fast potter's wheel on Cyprus as it relates
to other aspects of increasing social complexity and urbanisation. I'm examining
the wares that exist as handmade and wheelmade forms (Red/Black Slip, White
Painted, Bichrome, Plain White) in order to examine the development of technological
and stylistic sequences and identify processes of adoption of new technologies.
I'm about to go out to Cyprus for 4 months to undertake the majority of my
analysis.
Contact
Department of Archaeology
University of Edinburgh
The Old High School,
Infirmary Street,
EDINBURGH,
EH1 1LT. U.K
Telephone: +44 (0) 131
650 2501
Fax: +44 (0) 131 650 2378
email:lcrewe@hsy1.ssc.ed.ac.uk
Publications:
Crewe, Lindy. 1998. Spindle Whorls: A Study of the Form, Function and Decoration in Prehistoric Bronze Age Cyprus. SIMA-PB 149. Jonsered: Paul Åströms Förlag.
Clarke, G.W., B. Rowney,
J. Tidmarsh, H. Jackson and L. Crewe. 2000.
Jebel Khalid 1999. Chronique archeologique en Syrie Vol. 111.
Crewe, L. 2001. Spindle
Whorls and Loom Weights. in G.W. Clarke (ed.)
Jebel Khalid on the Euphrates, North Syria: 1986-1996, Volume 1,
Mediterranean Archaeology, Supplementary Series.
Clarke, G.W., L. Crewe,
H. Jackson, J. Littleton, C.E.V. Nixon, B.
Rowney and J. Tidmarsh. 2001. Jebel Khalid on the Euphrates, 1996-1999.
Mediterranean Archaeology 12.
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