1. Cyprus History - Neolithic Period I And II History Of Cyprus Neolithic Period I (8th millennium 4500BC). Click the photo to see a larger version. Human figurine of grey andesite from Khirokitia. http://www.cosmosnet.net/cyprus/history/hist2.htm

GO to: Neolithic Period I ( 8th millennium - 4500BC ) Neolithic Period II Chalcolithic Period Early Bronze Age The Middle Bronze Age ... The Cyprus Problem (1974- Present) History Of Cyprus Neolithic Period I (8th millennium - 4500BC) Click the photo to see a larger version Human figurine of grey andesite from Khirokitia The Neolithic settlement of Khirokitia Cyprus, though a small island, has always played an important role in the history of the Mediterranean, far exceeding its size. The first signs of undisputed human activity can be traced back to the 8th millennium BC when the first settlements are encountered. Vestiges of such early communities are found all over the island, like at Khirokitia, Kalavasos-Tenta, Apostolos Andreas-Kastros, Phrenaros, Petra tou Limniti etc. Neolithic Cypriots built circular houses with small undressed stones for the lower structures and sun-dried mudbricks and clay for the middle and superstructure. The daily life of the people in those neolithic villages was spent in farming, hunting, animal husbandry and the lithic industry, while women were engaged in spindling and weaving cloths, in addition to their probable participation in other works as well. The lithic industry was the most individual feature of this aceramic culture and innumerable stone vessels made of grey andesite have been discovered during excavations. Plant remains indicate the cultivation of cereals, lentils, beans, peas and a kind of plum called

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Home Search Hotels Events ... Classifieds Bringing Cyprus and the World together! How to Search Choose a category! Search Our Site Search Cyprus Search The World MetaSearch The World Search Events News Metasearch Search Classifieds About Cyprus Agrotourism Cyprus Towns Featured Articles Food Guide Cookbook History Nature Trails Pitsilia - Troodos Real Video Travel Book User Center Chat Classifieds Cyprus Quiz Events Forums Polls Services Hotel Guide Local News Maps News Image Gallery e-cards Rent A Car Satellite Images Weather What's New Worldwide Top100 Books Top100 Music CD's Top100 Video's World News World Partners Communication Contact Us Feedback Guestbook CYPRUS HISTORY 10000 YEARS OF CIVILISATION SELECT PERIOD Neolithic Period I (8th millenium-4500 BC) Neolithic Period II (4500-3500 BC) Chalcolithic Period (3500-2500 BC) Early Bronze Age (2500-1900 BC) Middle Bronze Age (1900-1600 BC) Late Bronze Age (1600-1100 BC) Early Iron Age (1100-750 BC) Archaic Period (750-475 BC) Classical Period (475-325 BC) Hellinistic Period (325-30 BC) Roman Period (30 BC-330 AD) Byzantine Period Frankish Period Turkish Period Turkish Occupation ... The Cyprus Problem (1974-today) Cyprus, though an island in comparison to the surrounding countries, was destined to play a very important role in the history of man- kind. This was bound to be so since the island is located in the centre of the ancient world which is known as the cradle of western civilisation.

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Cyprus History Although a small country, Cyprus has an almost overwhelming cultural heritage. Wherever you travel you will find ancient monuments and sites, churches and monasteries bearing silent witness to over 9 000 years of civilization and history. Cyprus stands at the crossroads of Africa, Asia and Europe and this exotic mix is well-reflected in Cyprus' cultural history. Cyprus: A brief history History in Cyprus dates as far back as 7000 BC, the Neolithic Age, with settlements along the north and south coasts of the island. After1400 BC, the first Greeks came to the island, Mycenaen merchants, who started the Hellenisation of the island. By1050 BC Cyprus can be considered a Greek island, with the language, culture and religion of Greece well established. Cyprus has ten city-kingdoms and by 800 BC it is a flourishing and prosperous country. From750 BC Cyprus is conquered several times by Assyria, Egypt and Persia. In 333 BC Alexander the Great claims Cyprus for part of his empire. Cyprus continues to be part of the Hellenist Empire until 58 BC. In 58 BC Cyprus becomes part of the Roman Empire. Saint Paul is converted to Christianity whilst in Cyprus and Cyprus becomes the first country governed by a Christian.

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History Of Cyprus The British Period (1878 - 1959) GO to: Neolithic Period I ( 8th millennium - 4500BC ) Neolithic Period II Chalcolithic Period Early Bronze Age The Middle Bronze Age ... The Cyprus Problem (1974- Present) Click the photo to see a larger version The British coat of arms above the main entrance of the Presidential Palace, Nicosia Governor Andrew Wright 1949-1954 Governor William Butterseal 1939-1941 The English School, Nicosia The Nicosia District Court The Famagusta District Administration Court and offices Members of the Bar Association at the time of British rule The offices of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Nicosia Serai Square in the Turkish quarter of Nicosia Paphos Gate housing the Military Police headquarters, Nicosia The first British military forces disembarked at Larnaca on 8-9 July 1878, and on 12 July they arrived at Nicosia via Famagusta. The occupation of Cyprus was effected peacefully and on 22 July 1878 the first High Commissioner, Sir Garnett Woolsley The development of the population of Cyprus in the four decades which followed the British occupation presents certain demographic and ethnological trends which substantially lead to the formation of the population features of modern Cyprus. This development emanates from the reliable figures of the official censuses of the Brifish authorities, which were collected every ten years commencing from 1881. On total, the population of Cyprus presents a steadily rising trend. So, in 1881 the population reached the figure of 185,630, in 1891 209,286, in 1901 237,022 and in 1911 274,108. On a communal basis during the same period we have the following picture:

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home search help worldguide ... Related Weblinks Cyprus History Cyprus has always been an important trading post between the empires of Europe, Africa and the Middle East, and throughout history someone has always wanted to take it from someone else. First the Mycenaeans grabbed it, then the Phoenicians, Egyptians, Assyrians and Persians. Alexander the Great took it off them, then Ptolemy snatched it from him. Rome took over in 58 BC and kept the place in relative peace and security until the 7th century, when the Byzantine and Islamic empires started three centuries of bickering over it. In 1191, Richard the Lionheart, on his way to the Crusades, dropped into Cyprus for a spot of conquering, but the Cypriots caused him too much trouble (one of them killed his hawk and he was forced to massacre a few villages in retaliation), so he sold them to the Knights Templar. The Templars sold the island to Guy de Lusignan, whose heirs hung in for three centuries, repressing the culture and orthodox religion but doing wonders for the economy. The Venetians took over in 1489, but were booted out by the expanding Ottoman Empire in 1571, which kept Cyprus for 300 years before handing it over to Britain.

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Visit Kypros-Net a new WEB source on Cyprus CYPRUS BRIEF HISTORICAL SURVEY 7000-3900 BC NEOLITHIC AGE Remains of the oldest known settlement in Cyprus dating from this period can be seen in Khirokitia and Kalavassos (Tenta), off the Nicosia-Limassol road. This civilization had developed along the North and South coasts. First only stone vessels were used. After 5000 B.C., the art of pottery was invented. 3900-2500 BC CHALCOLITHIC AGE Most Chalcolithic establishments are found in Western Cyprus, where a fertility cult develops. The copper of the island begins to be exploited and used. 2500-1050 BC BRONZE AGE Copper is more extensively exploited bringing wealth to Cyprus. Trade is built up with the Near East, Egypt and the Aegean. After 1400 BC, Mycenaeans from Greece reach the island, perhaps as merchants. During the 12th and 11th centuries several waves of Achaean Greeks come to settle on the island bringing with them the Greek language, their religion, their customs. They build new cities like Paphos, Salamis, Kition. Kourion. The island from now on is progressively hellenised. 1050-750 BC GEOMETRIC PERIOD There are ten Kingdoms in the island. Phoenicians settle at Kition. The 8th century B.C. is a period of great prosperity.

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Home Search Hotels Events ... Classifieds Bringing Cyprus and the World together! How to Search Choose a category! Search Our Site Search Cyprus Search The World MetaSearch The World Search Events News Metasearch Search Classifieds About Cyprus Agrotourism Cyprus Towns Featured Articles Food Guide Cookbook History Nature Trails Pitsilia - Troodos Real Video Travel Book User Center Chat Classifieds Cyprus Quiz Events Forums Polls Services Hotel Guide Local News Maps News Image Gallery e-cards Rent A Car Satellite Images Weather What's New Worldwide Top100 Books Top100 Music CD's Top100 Video's World News World Partners Communication Contact Us Feedback Guestbook CYPRUS HISTORY 10000 YEARS OF CIVILISATION SELECT PERIOD Neolithic Period I (8th millenium-4500 BC) Neolithic Period II (4500-3500 BC) Chalcolithic Period (3500-2500 BC) Early Bronze Age (2500-1900 BC) Middle Bronze Age (1900-1600 BC) Late Bronze Age (1600-1100 BC) Early Iron Age (1100-750 BC) Archaic Period (750-475 BC) Classical Period (475-325 BC) Hellinistic Period (325-30 BC) Roman Period (30 BC-330 AD) Byzantine Period Frankish Period Turkish Period Turkish Occupation ... The Cyprus Problem (1974-today) NEOLITHIC PERIOD I

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CHRONOLOGICAL HISTORY OF CYPRUS Period Event c.8,500 - 8,000 BC Hunter Gatherers 7,000 - 5,300 BC The first settlers: the Khirokitians 4,000 - 2,500 BC Chalcolitic (Copper) Age: stone crucifix pendants are carved 2,700 - 1,600 BC Cypriot Bronze Ages, Early and Middle: cattle, horses, and bronze making are introduced as well as highly indi- vidual pottery style 1,600 - 1,050 BC The Late Bronze Age: period of sophisticated literate city states such as Enkomi-Alasia and Kition 1,500 - 1,450 BC Hittite rule in Cyprus 1,450 - 1,000 BC Beginning of the Egyptian domination of the island 1,200 - 1,000 BC Establishment of the city states of Salamis (capital at the time), Soli , Marion, Paphos, Kurium, and Kyrenia ; arrival of Greek colonies 1,000 - 850 BC The coming of Iron, the Dorians and a Dark Age also known as Cypro-Geometric I and II 850 - 750 BC The Phonecian-led Renaissance and Assyrian rule 568 - 525 BC Egyptian domination 525 - 333 BC Persian occupation and the rule of the island; also termed as the Cypro-Classical period and the duel between Kition and Salamis

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1983 Declaration of TRNC and aftermath Turkish-Cypriot parliament members voting for the declaration of the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus on 15 November 1983 On November 1983, the Parliament of the Turkish Federated State of Cyprus proclaimed the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus (TRNC, or simply North Cyprus). The proclamation emphasised that the declaration of statehood was a manifestation of the right of self-determination of the Turkish-Cypriot people. The Security Council of the UN met on 17 and 18 November and adopted Resolution 541 which described the attempt to create TRNC as `legally invalid', called for the withdrawal of the Declaration of Independence, and asked all countries not to recognise the new republic. Signatures of the Turkish Cypriot MPs declaring Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus as an independent republic Turkish-Cypriots argued that the Security Council was a political organisation concerned with peace and security and not a judicial organisation competent to judge the `legality' or `validity' of states. So, there are, in effect, two states on the island today, one internationally recognised, the other recognised only by Turkey. Both are democratic and conduct their international relations separately. But only the Greek-Cypriot state is recognised by international and regional organisations such as those of the UN and the EU.

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Visit Kypros-Net a new WEB source on Cyprus CYPRUS BRIEF HISTORICAL SURVEY 7000-3900 BC NEOLITHIC AGE Remains of the oldest known settlement in Cyprus dating from this period can be seen in Khirokitia and Kalavassos (Tenta), off the Nicosia-Limassol road. This civilization had developed along the North and South coasts. First only stone vessels were used. After 5000 B.C., the art of pottery was invented. 3900-2500 BC CHALCOLITHIC AGE Most Chalcolithic establishments are found in Western Cyprus, where a fertility cult develops. The copper of the island begins to be exploited and used. 2500-1050 BC BRONZE AGE Copper is more extensively exploited bringing wealth to Cyprus. Trade is built up with the Near East, Egypt and the Aegean. After 1400 BC, Mycenaeans from Greece reach the island, perhaps as merchants. During the 12th and 11th centuries several waves of Achaean Greeks come to settle on the island bringing with them the Greek language, their religion, their customs. They build new cities like Paphos, Salamis, Kition. Kourion. The island from now on is progressively hellenised. 1050-750 BC GEOMETRIC PERIOD There are ten Kingdoms in the island. Phoenicians settle at Kition. The 8th century B.C. is a period of great prosperity.

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CYPRUS HISTORY CYPRUS BRIEF HISTORICAL SURVEY 7000-3900 BC NEOLITHIC AGE: Remains of the oldest known settlement in Cyprus dating from this period can be seen in Chirokitia and Kalavassos (Tenta), off the Nicosia-Limassol road. This civilization had developed along the North and South coasts. First only stone vessels were used. After 5000 B.C., the art of pottery was invented. 3900-2500 BC CHALCOLITHIC AGE: Most Chalcolithic establishments are found in Western Cyprus, where a fertility cult develops. The copper of the island begins to be exploited and used. 2500-1050 BC BRONZE AGE: Copper is more extensively exploited bringing wealth to Cyprus. Trade is built up with the Near East, Egypt and the Aegean. After 1400 BC, Mycenaeans from Greece reach the island, perhaps as merchants. During the 12th and 11th centuries several waves of Achaean Greeks come to settle on the island bringing with them the Greek language, their religion, their customs. They build new cities like Paphos, Salamis, Kition. Kourion. The island from now on is progressively hellenised. 1050-750 BC GEOMETRIC PERIOD: There are ten Kingdoms in the island. Phoenicians settle at Kition. The 8th century B.C. is a period of great prosperity.

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Country Ranks Introduction History Geography People Government Gov. Leaders ... [TOP] Cyprus History Index http://workmall.com/wfb2001/cyprus/cyprus_history_index.html Source: The Library of Congress Country Studies History Introduction Historical Setting ANCIENT PERIOD THE MEDIEVAL PERIOD ... Developments Since 1974 NOTE: The information regarding Cyprus on this page is re-published from The Library of Congress Country Studies. No claims are made regarding the accuracy of Cyprus History information contained here. All suggestions for corrections of any errors about Cyprus History should be addressed to the Library of Congress. Please put this page in your BOOKMARKS - - - - - Enter your e-mail address to receive e-mail when this web site is updated. Your Internet e-mail address: http://workmall.com/wfb2001/cyprus/cyprus_history_index.html Revised 04-Jul-02 Photius Coutsoukis

15. Cyprus History Cyprus been revealed through archeological work as having been inhabited for at least 10,000 years. Eleven years later, Britain made Cyprus a formal colony. http://www.nationbynation.com/Cyprus/History1.html

BACK TO THE FRONT PAGE BASIC INFO. ECONOMY GEOGRAPHY BACK TO THE FRONT PAGE BASIC INFO. ECONOMY GEOGRAPHY ... CYPRUS Cyprus been revealed through archeological work as having been inhabited for at least 10,000 years. Long an important part of eastern Mediterranean trade, Cyprus saw civilizations come and go: the Phoenicians, the Romans, the Byzantines, even the English passed through during the Crusades as Richard the Lion-Hearted established a crusader entity at the end of the 12th century. In 1489, Venice took over Cyprus and then came the Ottomans in 1571. Placed under British control by the Congress of Berlin in 1878, it was annexed by Britain in 1914. Eleven years later, Britain made Cyprus a formal colony. Tensions between the Greek Cypriots and the Turkish Cypriots have led to violence at various points, post World War II. In 1974, Turkey invaded Cyprus and occupied the northern 40% of the island. The occupation has continued, though the international community has not seen fit to recognize the area's self-proclaimed status as the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus (1983). The rest of the island has prospered with reasonable political stability, foreign investment, and tourism.

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web hosting domain names email addresses CYPRUS HISTORY During the 12th and 11th centuries B.C. Achaean Greeks come to settle on the island bringing with them the Greek language, their religion, their customs. They build new cities like Paphos, Salamis, Kition. The 8th century B.C. is a period of great prosperity but the island falls prey to several conquerors. Cypriot Kingdoms try to preserve their independence but come under the domination of Assyria and then Egypt and Persia. King Evagoras of Salamis (who ruled from 411-374 BC) rebels against Persia and unifies the island but, after a great siege has to conclude peace with Persia and loses control of the whole island. In 333 BC Alexander the Great defeats Persia and Cyprus becomes part of his empire. After Alexander's death Cyprus comes under the Hellenistic state of the Ptolemies of Egypt, and belongs from now onwards to the Greek Alexandrine world. The capital is now Paphos. This is a period of wealth for Cyprus. In 358 BC Cyprus becomes part of the Roman Empire. During the missionary journeys by Saints Paul and Barnabas, Cyprus becomes the first country to be governed by Christian. Destructive earthquakes occur during the 1st century B.C. and the 1at A.D. and cities are rebuilt. After the division of the Roman Empire in two parts 330 A.D., Cyprus comes under the Hellenic empire of Byzantium known as Eastern Roman Empire, with Constantinople as its capital. Constantine the Great's mother, Helena is said to have stopped in Cyprus on her journey from the Holy Land, with remnants of the Holy Cross and founded the monastery of Stavrovouni. More earthquakes during the 4th century A.D. completely destroy the main cities. Cities lose their splendor and remain in ruins. New cities arise, Constantia is now the capital, and large basilicas are built as from the 4-5th century A.D. In 647 Arabs invade the island. In 688 Emperor Justinian II and Caliph al-Malik sign a treaty neutralizing Cyprus, but violations are reported, and the island is also attacked by pirates until 965 when Emperor Nicephoros Phocas expels Arabs from Asia Minor and Cyprus.

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Cyprus History The earliest people known to live on Cyprus Island date to 6,000 B.C. In various times, the island was ruled by the Assyrians, Egyptians, Persians, Greeks, and Romans. Turkey captured the island in 1571 and ruled it until the British took over in 1878. The British ruled the island until self-government was begun in 1960. Since Cyprus has been an independent country, there has been a lot of disagreements and sometimes fighting between the Greeks and Turks who live there. Land Government Economy Geography ... Home

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