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Paphos Agora Project (PAP) vol.1

Interdisciplinary Research of the Jagiellonian University in NEA PAPHOS UNESCO World Heritage Site (2011-2015) First Results

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This publication, which is now being bestowed on its readers, opens a new publishing series - Paphos Agora Project. Its purpose is to publish research results of the Jagiellonian University project and cooperating institutions in the Agora and, more broadly, in the anicent city of Nea Paphos, the UNESCO World Heritage List site. The first volume presents the first research results from the years 2011-2015. Further volumes are planned in the coming years. It is hoped that this new series will help to increase knowledge of Paphos, solve many research problems, pose new research questions and increase interest in conducting more comprehensive research on Hellenistic and Roman Paphos and Cyprus in general.

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Paphos Agora Project (PAP) vol.1, Papuci-Władyka Ewdoksia

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Title
Paphos Agora Project (PAP) vol.1
Subtitle
Interdisciplinary Research of the Jagiellonian University in NEA PAPHOS UNESCO World Heritage Site (2011-2015) First Results
Released
2020
Format
Hardcover
Pages
552
ISBN10
8365080966
ISBN13
9788365080967
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Description
This publication, which is now being bestowed on its readers, opens a new publishing series - Paphos Agora Project. Its purpose is to publish research results of the Jagiellonian University project and cooperating institutions in the Agora and, more broadly, in the anicent city of Nea Paphos, the UNESCO World Heritage List site. The first volume presents the first research results from the years 2011-2015. Further volumes are planned in the coming years. It is hoped that this new series will help to increase knowledge of Paphos, solve many research problems, pose new research questions and increase interest in conducting more comprehensive research on Hellenistic and Roman Paphos and Cyprus in general.