Mare Cyprium is a two-year project (2021-2023) conducted by the MAritime ARchaeological REsearch Laboratory (MARELab) of the University of Cyprus (UCY) and funded by the Honor Frost Foundation (HFF).
In all MARELab projects, on land and underwater, particular emphasis is given to the implementation of digital methods for data recording and mapping. 3D applications have been extensively used for the fieldwork documentation and the archaeological interpretation.
Mare Cyprium builds upon this data to create digital multimedia content, accessible to the public through this online platform. An integrated set of digital multimedia applications (DMA) are created, in an effort to promote the importance and complexity of the maritime cultural heritage of Cyprus.
During the KARAVOI project, 233 ship graffiti were recorded on 44 different monuments on the island (mainly churches) dating from the 15th to the 20th centuries, in an effort to study the maritime cultural landscape of medieval and post-medieval Cyprus.
Associate Professor of Maritime Archaeology, University of Cyprus and Head of MARELab
Special Scientist (Research), University of Cyprus
Special Scientist (Research), University of Cyprus