Excavations at Vounous by James Stewart (1937-1938) :: 1937
- Object description
The excavation at Vounous was undertaken by James Stewart (1913-1962) for two seasons in 1937-38. It was a major undertaking and it involved the clearing of some 85 fully furnished tombs and a substantial volume of antiquities. James’s British wife Eleanor Stewart (1911-2002) was responsible for the accurate recording and drawing of all the material and it was her work that lay the foundations for James Stewart’s career as an archaeologist.
The collections are at the Cambridge Museum and World Museum, Liverpool. Some of the documentation is at the Museum of Mediterranean (Medelhavsmuseet).
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