City of Gold: The Archaeology of Polis Chrysochous, Cyprus
By William A. P. Childs (Editor), Joanna S. Smith (Editor), J. Michael Padgett (Editor), William Caraher (Contribution by), William A. P. Childs (Contribution by), Tina Najbjerg (Contribution by), J. Michael Padgett (Contribution by), Amy Papalexandrou (Contribution by), Nancy Serwint (Contribution by), Joanna S. Smith (Contribution by), Mary Grace Weir (Contribution by)
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By William A. P. Childs (Editor), Joanna S. Smith (Editor), J. Michael Padgett (Editor), William Caraher (Contribution by), William A. P. Childs (Contribution by), Tina Najbjerg (Contribution by), J. Michael Padgett (Contribution by), Amy Papalexandrou (Contribution by), Nancy Serwint (Contribution by), Joanna S. Smith (Contribution by), Mary Grace Weir (Contribution by)
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The modern Cypriot town of Polis Chrysochous—“City of Gold”—lies above the city of Arsinoe and the earlier city-kingdom of Marion. In 1885 excavators began exploring the extensive cemeteries of these cities. Since 1983 the Princeton Cyprus Expedition has focused on the remains of sanctuaries, public buildings, workshops, and private residences spanning the Geometric through Classical periods of Marion and the Hellenistic through Roman, early Christian, and medieval periods of Arsinoe.
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