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Yeronisos Island Expedition

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Archaeological expedition on the island of Yeronisos, off the coast of Cyprus, undertaken by Professor Joan Breton Connelly and the Yeronisos Island Expedition for New York University.

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URL: http://www.nyu.edu/projects/yeronisos/
Title: Yeronisos Island Expedition
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An informational and interactive site by Joan Connelly and Timothy Donehoo about the ongoing archaeological expedition led by Professor Connelly off the coast of Cyprus, on the island of Yeronisos
Category: Island - Ecology - Archaeology - Cyprus - Timothy - Archeology - Joan - Ptolemaic - Yeronisos - Breton - Connelly - Donehoo


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