Summary:
Marki: Life in a Bronze Age Cypriot Village, by David Frankel and Jennifer M. Webb
Ten years of archaeological excavations at Marki, south of Nicosia in Cyprus, have revealed an extensive area of buildings and large quantities of everyday tools, utensils and other remains. These illustrate the history of the community over 500 years, from the establishment as a small settlement of several dozen people in about 2400 BCE, through its subsequent growth, decline and final abandonment. |
