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ΙΑ Τ Α Ρ Κ Ο Μ Η Δ Η Κ mm^mM ΙΑ The Cyprus Gazette Ρ Π Υ Κ 1943 ΙΑ Τ Α Ρ Κ Ο Μ Η Δ Η Κ ΙΑ Ρ Π Υ Κ O S-^. JSk. KYnPiAKH BIBAIOG Α INDEX Ι ro THE CYPMS GAZETTE, 1943. Tonoyp. op.! ~~ Τ Appointments—continued. PASS Foot, H. M,, O.B.E., Additional Colonial Secre­ 221 Abolition of Post. PAGE tary Colonial Secretary 22» Legislation Clerk, Secretariat .. .. .. 116 Frangofinos, Dr. E. N., Medical OfficerΑ, Srd Acts o£ Parliament applicable to Cypras. Grade 19 Army Act .. .. .. .. ., ,. 82 Frangos, Dr. P, A,, Assistant Dented Officer 29 Georghiadou, Dr, St, M,, Assistant Dental Officer 19 Administration—see under District Administration. Georghiou, N., Forest Guard 22 Advisory Council. Georghiou, N. I., Currency Officer Ρ 45 19 Appointment of Memhers ,, ,, ,, ,. 9, 225 Gircotis, Dr. Th. Ch,, Consulting Laryngologist ., Glover, Dr. W. E., Temporary Director of Agreements—see imder Treaties. Medical Services .. .. 3, 82 Agricaltare. Hajikakou, S. K. Ch., Clerk, 1st Grade 221 Haralambous, C, Assistant Storekeeper, P.W.D. 3 ADUiiTEBATioN OF PBODUCE LAWS, 1926 TO 1935 : Κ Authorization ,, ., ,, ,. 60 Harris, H., Senior Master, English School 162 Agricultiural Advisory Conunittee ,. .. 42 Hassapis, H. G., Cadet Officer, Police Department 229 111 AoBicuLTUBAii DEBTOBS BEXIEF LAWS, 1940 Henry, R. N.» Administrative Officer TO 1943 : -Registrar, Co-operative Societies IU Debt Settlement Board and Officers : Himonides, Dr. G. J., Medical Officer, Srd Grade 19 Hudaverdi, H., Guard Οand Boatman, 1st Grade ., 81 Appouitments ,,23, 36, 55, 59, 98, 101, 182 Termination of .. 5, 29, 47, 59, 85, loannides, Chr, M,, Storeman, P,W.D. 55 98, 123, 198 loannou, S., Guard and Boatman, 1 st Grade 35 Agricultural Debtors Relief Bules, 1940 : lonides, Th. G., Traffic Clerk, Railway Depart­ Notices 43, 95, 227 ment . .. .. 5 AOBICULTUBAIi FEBTILIZEBS LAW, 1922 : lonides, Theofanis G., Clerk, Srd Grade. 2S Appointments : Jackson, Sir E.Μ, K.C.M.G., K.B.E., K.C, Chief Samplers .. .. ., ,. .. 144 Justice .. .. .. ., .. .. 93 ATHALASSA : Jelaleddin, A, R,, Clerk, 2nd Grade ,. .. 221 Silkworm Egg Producers licensed for the year Jones, Miss Mary, Nursing Sister .. .. .. 189 1943-1944 ,, 36 Kassilian, Th. M., Clerk, Srd Grade . .. 221 Uprooting and Destruction of Cotton Plants, Kevorkian, A. M. H,, M,B,E,, Assistant Post­ 1943 202 master-GeneraΗ l .. .. .. .. .. 35 Kiani, Rejeb, Land Registry Clerk, Srd Grade ,. 201 VACANCIES : Kyprianides, E. I,, Agricultural Assistant, 1st Agricultural Assistant, 2nd Grade (Temporary) 6 Gra>de ,, ,, .. ,, ,, .. 45- Akanthou Municipal Corporation Acconnts.. 15 Kyriakou, Miss A., Mistress, Mistresses Training ΔCollege .. ., ,, ,, ,, ,, 116- Appointments. Lawton, P, N. A, C, Temporary Aide-de-Camp Ali, Raouf M. Zeki, Clerk, Srd Grade ., .. 221 and Private Secretary ., ,, ,, .. 123 Andreas, P., Cadet Officer, Police Department,. 229 Loizides, A., Land Registry Clerk, Srd Grade .. 29 Antoni, Chr,, Chief Foreman, P,W.D 115 Loizides, J. G., Tax Collector, Srd Grade .. 13 Argyrides, Dr. N. S., Medical Officer, Srd Grade 19 Markantonis, T.E., Clerk, Srd Grade ,, ,, 221 . Artemis, H. C, Assistant Secretary ,. .. 3 Markou, G., Museum Assistant, Srd Grade .. 55 Avraaonides, Dr. G. K., Medical Officer, Srd Maule, J. P., Assistant Commissioner, Nicosia Grade .. .. >. •• •• •. Η19 (temporarily) .. .. ., ,, ,, 135 Aziz, Miss Turkan, Matron, Tuberculosis Sana­ Mehmed, S., Guard and Boatman, 2nd Grade 81 torium, Ksrperoilnda .. .. .. 197, 221 Michaelides, Chr, P,, Clerk, 2nd Grade ,, ,, 221 Bell, Sydney, Accountant, Treasury .. .. 35 Mitas, S. D., Messenger ,, .. ,, .. 2S Bell, T. S., Assistant Secretary 47 Mustafa, A,, Guard and Boatman, 4th Grade ,. 35 Brown, Lt, J. W., Aide-de-Camp and PrivatΚe Mjrrianthopoulou, N. C, Cypriot Nursing Sister., 79 Secretary ., . • .. .. .. .. 139 Nabi, Y. Z., Assistant Registrfu:' and Interpreter, Cababe, Th., Postmaster-General ,. .. 35 2nd Grade 225 Cheverton, Dr. R. h.. Director of Medical Services 87 Nicolaides, N. G,, Guard and Boatman, Srd Grade 35 Christodoulapkis, Chr., Accountant, Medical Nicolaides, V. G., Guard and Boatman, Srd Grade 35 Department .. .. .. Α• * 13 Nicolaou,Peter, Clerk, 2nd Grade. .. 221 Christodoulides, Dr. I. P., Medical Officer, Srd Grade .. .. .. • • • • 19 Nidai, H.,Guard and Boatman, Srd Grade .. 35 Christodoulou, Ph., Guard and BoatmanΙ , Srd Orhan, A., Senior Stock Inspector .. S Grade ,, .. •• •• •* • * 51 Osman, M. S. D., Tax Collector, 1st Grade .. 23 Christofides, C. L., Assistant Engineer .. ,, 157 Papaconstantinou, Miss P., Mistress, Mistresses Constanti, A., Temporary Assistant Commissioner, Training College .. .. ,, 115 Nicosia and Kyrenia ., ., .. .. 69 Papadopoulos, S. H,, Land Registry Clerk, Srd Constantinides, T. A., Clerk, 2nΡd Grade .. 221 Grade 22& Cruikshank, J. A. C, Deputy Controller of Paraschos, L, S,, Assistant Registrar and Inter­ SuppUes .. .. • • • • • •. 123 preter, 1st Grade ,. .. ., ,, 225 Delyfer, A., Assistant Irrigation Superintendent 47 Pavlides, B,, Deputy Controller of Transport ,, 143 Dimitriou, Ph., Tax Collector, 2nd Grade ,. 23 Pierides, N. G., Magistrate 175 Eftychiou Haji, Dr, P., Medical Officer, 2nd Porakos, C, Chr,, Messenger ,, 19 Π Poullis, Th. P., Compoimder, 2nd Grade ,, 59 Grade .. .. .. • • • • 19 Ekrem, Bodamializade Hussein, Magistrate .. 27 Reddaway, A. F. J,, Assisttmt Commissioner. Evangelides, St., Temporary Assistant Com­ Kyrenia ,, ,, .. .. ,, ,,41,135 missioner, Limassol .. ,. ,. 91 Ridgwc^, G. E., Assistant Controller of Transport 48 Feizi, M„ Clerk, Srd Grade 221 Roberts, G.C., Temporary Administrative Officer 85 Υ Sadik, H., Tax Collector, Srd Grade ,, 31 Feneck, V. ^., Technical Assistant, 2nd Grade, Sadik, I., Guard and Boatman, 2nd Grade 35 lr«W*U* •• •• •• '" *' Seblih, M., Guard and Boatman, Srd Grade 24 Florides, M. A., Technical Assistant, 2nd Grade, • Guard and Boatman, 2nd Grade 35 P.W.D Κ 3 (1> INDEX TO THE CYPRUS GAZETTE, 1943. Appointments—continued. PAGE Appointments, Confirmation of—continued. PAGE Savvides, P. S., Clerk, Srd Grade 221 Haralambous, Anna, Female Attendant, Mental Shemi, M., Cn ief Clerk, Secretariat .. .. 13 Hospital .. 47 Swabey, M. H. W., Commissioner, Lamaca IS, 55, 79 Haralambous, N., Assistant Chief Foreman 73 Tahadoros, Dr. D. J\I., Medical Officer Srd Grade 19 Josephides, A, P,, Technical .Assistant, Srd Grade, Thomas, C. J., Comptroller of Iidand Revenue .. 225 P,W,D 61 Tinghirides, M., Registrar and Interpreter, Kevorkian, B, A., Clerk, 4th Grade 3 DistrictCourt 185 Lambertides, G, M,, Technical Assistant, 4th Tsangarides, .\. M., Temporary Labour Inspector 13 Grade, Pruiting Office 3 Vaphiades, C. S., Guard and Boatman, Srd Grade 81 Marcoulis, P, G,, Clerk, 4th Grade. 3 Wayne, R. St. J. O., Commissioner of Labour. 5 Michaelides, F., Land Registry Clerk. 4th Grade. 225 Michaelides, M. D., Clerk, 4th Grade Α31 Weston, B. J., Commissioner, Nicosia .. .. 13, 55 Conimissioner, K3rrenia .. .. ..41, 55 Mousterides, Chr. P., Clerk, 4th Grade 3 Commissioner, Limassol .. .. 129 Mouxouris, T. G., Clerk, 4th Grade Ι 3 Zannetou, C, Currency Officer .. .. .. 45 Neshet, O., Messenger 94 Nicolaides, N. G., Guard and Boatman, Srd Appointments, Acting. Grade 87 Ali, Hassan Hilmi Mehmed, Accountant, Treasury 225 Nicolaides, V. G., Guard and Boatman, Srd Anastassiades, A. S., Assistant Secretary.. Ill, 185 Τ Grade 225 Bell, Sydney, Chief Accountant, Treasury .. 221 Nidai, H., Guard and Boatman, Srd Grade 69 Bell, T. S., Chief Assistant Secretary 47, 51, 93, 97, 107, Nidai, H. K., Clerk, 4th Grade 5 115, 197 Osman, I. S. H., Male Attendant, Mental Hospital 29 Boyadjis, H. J., BaiUff and Process-Server .. 71 Papapanayiotou, N., Technical Assistant, 4th Cavaghan, Captain A. B., M.B.E., Comptroller Α Grade, Printing Office 3 ofCustoms and Inland Revenue .. .. 139 Paralikis, D., Clerk, 4th Grade 3 Chapman, G. W., Conservator of Forests .. 51, 71 Pashardis, Th. S., Proof Reader, Printing Office . 9 Cran, Captain P. M., O.B.E., Du-ector of Public Pavlou, H., Draughtsman, 2nd Grade 91 Works 3, 13, 97 Petrou, Z., Messenger 31 Cruikshank, J. A. C, Registrar, Co-operative Ρ Petsas, Th,, Clerk, 4th Grade 111 Societies 5, 31, 133, 168, 175 Phylactis, G., Clerk, 4th Grade 3 Cuff, Dr. C. C. H., O.B.E., Director of Medical Psintros, C, J,, Electrical Inspector Services .. .. 3 . 51 Samuel, A. S,, Clerk, 4th Grade 3 Gambles, R. M., Chief Veterinary Officer 23, 135 Shevki, M,, Messenger Georghiou, V., Assistant Accountant, 1st Grade, Κ 35 Stylianou, A,, Clerk, 4th Grade Treasury 225 3 Tewfik, Shinassi, Bailiff and Process-Server 225 Griffith WiUiams, G.C., Chief Justice .. ., 3 Theocharides, G, J,, Magistrate , , 181 Haralambides, L., Government Chemist . .. 59 Henry, R. N., Registrar of Co-operative Societies 61 Tomazos, K, H., Technical Assistant, 4th Grade, Kevorkian, A. M. H., M.B.E., Postmaster-General 181 Printing Office . 3 Levonian, v.. Water Engineer .. .. ,. 51 Tomaritis, C.G., DistricΟt Judge .. 79 Ley, H, C, Custodian of Enemy Property 47, 143 Vassiliades, K. N., Overseer, Prmting Office 9 Treasurer.. .. .. .. .. 116 Vassiliou, S. G., Customs and Revenue Officer, Longridge, T, W., Water Engineer 51, 111 6th Grade 3 Loizou, Chr, E,, Chairman, Debt Settlement Vorga, Miss D. D., Cs^priot Nursing Sister 87 Vragas, G. E., Customs and Revenue Officer, Board • • • • A«7«) Mace, C,, Inspector of Mines 133 6th Grade 61 ZachariadesΜ, Ph. V., Clerk, 4th Grade 3 Markantonis, T., Assistant Secretary 197 Palos, C. E., Superintendent, Railway 197 Zekia, M., District Judge 81 Parker, P., Deputy Treasurer 185 Appointments,
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  • A Spatial Analysis of the Bronze Age Sites of the Region of Paphos in Southwest Cyprus with the Use of Geographical Information Systems

    A Spatial Analysis of the Bronze Age Sites of the Region of Paphos in Southwest Cyprus with the Use of Geographical Information Systems

    Proceedings of the 38th Annual Conference on Computer Applications and Quantitative Methods in Archaeology, CAA2010 F. Contreras, M. Farjas and F.J. Melero (eds.) A Spatial Analysis of the Bronze Age Sites of the Region of Paphos in Southwest Cyprus with the Use of Geographical Information Systems Agapiou, A.1, Iacovou, M.1, Sarris, A.2 1 University of Cyprus, Archaeological Research Unit, Nicosia, Cyprus 2 Laboratory of Geophysical – Satellite Remote Sensing and Archaeo-environment, Institute for Mediterranean Studies, Foundation for Research and Technology, Hellas (IMS-FORTH), Rethymno, Crete, Greece [email protected] This paper presents the preliminary results of a spatial analysis of the Bronze Age sites of the Paphos region in Western Cyprus (3rd and 2nd millennia BC), with the use of Geographical Information Systems (GIS). In the first part of the paper, the region of Paphos is defined based on geomorphological criteria. Secondly, the known Bronze Age sites of the Paphos region, found during excavations or foot surveys, have been recorded from published reports. Spatial and chronological coordinates of the sites as well as digital geomorphological data (e.g. digital elevation model, geological maps) were synthesized in order to investigate site patterns. The authors have also considered the relation of the sites to the copper ores of Western Cyprus in order to identify transportation routes from the mines to the ports using least cost path analysis (LCP). Spatial analysis can assist in monitoring settlement patterns transformations. The analysis of the Paphos region set - tlement patterns in the Bronze Age has opened up a number of promising views concerning communication chan- nels, transportation routes and the spatial relation between copper ores and settlement hierarchy.