The latest on Mediterranean archaeology has arrived.

Moufflon’s latest archaeological release:
Cyprus and the East Aegean: Intercultural Contacts from 3000-500BC
Vassos Karageorghis and Ourania Kouka (Eds.)

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Language: English, soft cover, 264 pages, colour, black and white plates.
Moufflon price: €55,00 (incl. VAT)

Interested in Cypriot archaeology? Moufflon has the best collection of books on Cypriot anthropology and archaeology on the island. This is the latest collection of papers, resulting from an international archaeological symposium held at Pythagoreion, Samos in October 2008.

The research centres on a topic that is intent on holding the spotlight within Mediterranean archaeology. Modern trends in archaeology consider the Mediterranean a cultural lake in which Cyprus played a pivotal role from around 1500-500BC. People are now realising the significant role of intercultural relations in shaping the civilisations of the Aegean and the Western Mediterranean. In this new scenario, Cyprus plays an important role, not only as a place which receives foreign influences, but also as a place of cultural production which in turn influenced neighbouring civilizations.

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Diana Wood Conroy reads from her book "The Fabric of Ancient Theatre"

The Australian Broadcasting Company's show, "First Person", will be featuring Diana Wood Conroy, who in this rare oppurtunity will be presenting her own work, "The Fabric of Ancient Theatre" (Moufflon Publications Ltd).

The Fabric of the Ancient Theatre is an imaginative journey through the evolution of the theatre that uncovers the complex and layered world of the Eastern Mediterranean, both ancient and modern.

From the start of 27th of July, 2009, Diana will be broadcasting a readings of her works for a week. These recordings can be heard live and will continue to available for a month after. Interested listeners should click here to visit ABC's "First Person" site and follow the instructions there for the free subscription.