Introduction and Official Opening

John Charalambous, University of Westminster

Opening Addresses

Alicia Chrysostomou, University of Westminster

Thomas Kiely, British Museum

Session 1 - Archaeology and Cypriot Collections and History; interpretation and importance for identity

Chair: Alicia Chrysostomou

"Prehistory and the public: Engaging non-specialist audiences with ephemeral archaeological remains on Cyprus"
Lindy Crewe, Cyprus American Archaeological Research Institute

“Cypriots: Their Archaeology and Heritage through Osteobiographies”
Kirsi Lorentz, The Cyprus Institute

"The History and Presence of Armenians in Cyprus from Antiquity Onwards"
Alexander-Michael Hadjilyra, Researcher-Scholar

“The Development of Mapping in Cyprus and its use in Archaeological Research”
Michael Savvides, Skyview UAV

“Displaying Cypriot Heritage Outside the Island”
Thomas Kiely, Cyprus Collection, British Museum

Interlude - Introduction to Photographic Exhibition by David Mackay

Session 2 - Artistic Interpretations

Chair: John Charalambous

“Kinyras: "The most beloved priest of Aphrodite"
Stavros Papageorghiou, Documentary Maker, TETRAKTYS Films Ltd

Video – “About Aphrodite”
Mary Plant, Artist

“Museological Spaces and Cypriot Identity”
Andre Zivanari, Director, Point Centre for Contemporary Art

A Transfer at Kerameikos
Maria Loizidou, Visual Artist

“Displaying Cypriot Heritage Outside the Island” 
Thomas Kiely, Cyprus Collection, British Museum

Session 3 - Cultural Heritage

First Hand Archaeology ........
a walk through old Nicosia followed by a working lunch and General Discussion

Chair: John Charalambous