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Delivered directly to your door and helping support our excavation work, chose from a range of red and white varieties in our 'Griffin's Grog' range, including Cabernet Sauvignon, Shiraz, Pinot Noir, Pinot Grigio, Sauvignon Blanc, Chardonnay and Sparkling.

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Thank you for your support, and enjoy Dionysos' gift!

The Paphos Theatre Archaeological Project will conduct its nineteenth field season in October 2019. Follow our progress on our education blog!

The program for the study day to be held on Saturday 27 July has now been finalised. Some limited tickets are still available from Eventbrite.

PROGRAM
10.00-10.10 Dr Craig Barker
Welcome and Introduction
10.10-10.45 Dr Craig Barker
Why Nea Paphos is important and the story of the Paphos Theatre Archaeological Project
10.45-11.15 Geoff Stennett 
Architectural evidence from the site of Fabrika

11.15-11.35 Morning tea

11.35-11.55 Jennie Lindbergh 
Mosaics of Nea Paphos
11.55-12.15 Emeritus Professor Diana Wood Conroy 
The Paphos Theatre frescoes
12.15-12.35 Dr Melanie Filios 
The Riddle of the bones: Making sense of the faunal record at Paphos Theatre
12.35-12.55 Lisa Pyers 
Lost and Found: two decades of small finds from the site
12.55-1.05 Holly Cook (to be read)
The Paphos Theatre Workshop: Medieval Glazed Pottery
1.05-1.20 Anthoulla Vassiliades
Sugar and Spice: Medieval Paphos

1.20-1.50 Lunch

1.50-2.10 Dr Craig Barker 
Roman urbanism: Evidence from the Theatre Quarter
2.10-2.30 Candace Richards 
Recycling Paphos
2.30-2.50 Emeritus Professor Diana Wood Conroy 
Archaeology and art in the Paphos theatre, through exhibition and residencies
2.50-3.10 Dr Rowan Conroy 
Creative Residencies in Archaeology 2018-2019

3.10-3.30 Afternoon Tea

3.30-3.50 Dr Bernadette McCall 
Interpreting the Late Antique glass assemblage from Nea Paphos
3.50-4.10 Craig Barker 
Future Directions for the Paphos Theatre Project - Question and Answer

4.10 Join us for a glass of wine

Join us at the University of Sydney on Saturday 27 July 2019 for a study day Understanding an ancient theatre in Cyprus. Read more about the event here.
To book simply register here.

Don't forget you can make a tax deductible contribution to the project as part of the University of Sydney's Inspired crowdfunding campaign. Your donation, no matter how small, is invaluable to the success of our work during our October 2019 campaign.

Donate here.

The Paphos Theatre Archaeological Project is honoured to be marked as one of the current projects in the University of Sydney's Inspired crowdfunding program.

To help support us in our 2019 field season, please give via the secure online link here. No matter how small a donation every bit helps us conduct our excavations and research.

If you are not in a position to give, you can still help by sharing our project with your friends and family through social media and your networks.

The Cyprus Mail recently featured the Paphos Theatre VR app in a feature article.
Read the article here.

SAM Heritage, the University of Sydney alumni magazine recently interviewed team members Danny Blackman and Craig Barker about the volunteering experience in Paphos. Read more here.

Listen here to the podcast of the lecture Dr Craig Barker gave for the Nicholson Museum on 31 January 2018 titled Art and Performance: Two decades of archaeology at the ancient theatre of Paphos, Cyprus.