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22. Cyprus History CHRONOLOGICAL HISTORY OF CYPRUS. c. 8,500 8,000 BC Hunter Gatherers 7,000 - 5,300 BC The first settlers the Khirokitians. 4,000 http://www.madeincyprus.net/cyprus/history.html

General Informations Northern Cyprus Southern Cyprus History Goverment CHRONOLOGICAL HISTORY OF CYPRUS c. 8,500 - 8,000 B.C Hunter Gatherers 7,000 - 5,300 B.C. The first settlers: the Khirokitians. 4,000 - 2,500 B.C. Chalcolitic (Copper) Age: stone crucifix pendants are carved. 2,700-1,600 B.C. 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 B.C. The Late Bronze Age: period of sophisticated literate city states such as Enkomi-Alasia and Kition. 1500 - 1450 BC: Hittite rule in Cyprus 1450 BC - 1000 BC: Beginning of the Egyptian domination of the island. 1200 BC - 1000: Establishment of the city states of Salamis (capital at the time), Soli, Marion, Paphos, Kurium, and Kyrenia ; arrival of Greek colonies.

23. Cyprus History History has bequeathed to Cyprus a legacy of strife, in which the years from 1960 to 1974 have a special place. It has aptly been http://www.madeincyprus.net/cyprus/military.html

General Informations Northern Cyprus Southern Cyprus History ... Goverment TURKISH MILITARY INTERVENTION of 1974 After 1967 some hopes arose that a compromise on separate municipalities could be achieved in negotiations between Glafcos Clerides and Rauf Denktas and certainly agreement came close, but the Makarios government could not accept de jure separateness, which would have denied the principle of the unitary, if bi-communal, state. Inter-communal strife was also overshadowed during this period by a serious rift on the Greek side, between Makarios and the enosist National Front supported by the Greek junta. Makarios had now become an obstacle to enosis. An attempt was made on his life, and Grivas returned in 1971 to head a new organi- sation, EOKA-B, with Makarios, rather than the Turkish-Cypriots, in its sight. Makarios was told from Athens to dismiss his foreign minister and to regard Athens as the National Centre. Makarios rallied supporters successfully against attempts to remove him. He was still popular in Cyprus. Matters became worse when a new junta came to power in September 1973, and there was less relief from rightist pressure than might have been expected when Grivas died suddenly in January 1974. The pressure mounted until a coup in July 1974 led by a `hammer of the Turks' Nicos Sampson, overthrew Makarios, who managed to flee the country via a British base. For Turkey this raised the spectre of Greek control of Cyprus.

24. Cyprus History History Last updated in May 2001. 70006000 BC. Khirokitia (Chirokitia) culture (new stone-age settlements). ca. 1200 BC. Beginning of the colonization of Cyprus http://www.auswaertiges-amt.de/www/en/laenderinfos/laender/laender_ausgabe_html?

25. Cyprus History Sunday 16.05.04 / 0124. Cyprus. History. Last updated in May 2001. 70006000 BC. Khirokitia (Chirokitia) culture (new stone-age settlements). ca. 1200 BC. http://www.auswaertiges-amt.de/www/en/laenderinfos/laender/print_html?type_id=9&

26. Cyprus History The Greek settlement of Cyprus began during the Iron Age in the 2nd millennium BC with the establishment of citystates by the Mycenaeans and Achaeans. http://www.greece.org/themis/cyprus/annan/cyphistory.htm

The Greek settlement of Cyprus began during the Iron Age in the 2nd millennium BC with the establishment of city-states by the Mycenaeans and Achaeans. Greek culture established itself on the island and was able to withstand the vicissitudes of subsequent foreign domination by the Assyrians (8th-6th centuries BC), the Egyptians (560-540 BC) and the Persians (540-332 BC). Alexander the Great put an end to Persian rule of the island in 330 BC. Cyprus was ruled by Alexander’s Ptolemy descendant dynasty from 323 to 30 BC and then became a province of the Roman Empire from 30 BC to 330 AD. Cyprus was converted to Christianity by Saints Paul and Barnabas around 45 AD. Cyprus was also a province of the Greek speaking Byzantine Empire. The Ottoman Empire captured Cyprus from the Venetians in 1571. The Hellenic awareness of the people of Cyprus can be attested to by their identification with and support for the Greek War of Independence during which the Archbishop of Cyprus was executed for supporting Hellenic independence. In 1878, the Ottoman Empire ceded Cyprus to Great Britain so that Russian ambitions in the Mediterranean could be checked. During World War one, Cyprus was formally annexed by Great Britain as a result of the Ottoman Empire's decision to become an ally of Germany. In 1923, British rule over Cyprus was formalized by the Treaty of Lausanne while Turkey formally renounced all claims to Cyprus.

27. Cyprus History, ACTION CYPRUS, AN HEC PROJECT. http://www.greece.org/cyprus/History.htm

History ACTION CYPRUS AN HEC PROJECT Index History Justice Action ... Documents The Turkish Goal of Taksim The Story Taksim Part 1: the 1950's Taksim Part 2: the early 60's Taksim Part 3: the late 60's Taksim Part 4: the Turkish invasion of 1974 ... TMT History Duplicity The Story American Duplicity Part 1: the Greek junta American Duplicity Part 2: spy bases outweigh justice American Duplicity Part 3: a nation betrayed American Duplicity Part 4: the CIA files 1600+ men, women and children still missing up to 70,000 held hostage in concentration camps 5000+ massacred thousands raped and tortured 200,000 ethnically cleansed 500+ churches desecrated or destroyed murders of refugees continue to this day © 2001/2002 HEC and Argyros Argyrou. Updated on 8 September 2002.

28. Central Bank Of Cyprus - Ïéêïóåëßäá History, monetary policy framework, international business incentives, notes and coins, information on government securities. http://www.centralbank.gov.cy/

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29. Real Audio & Video Server | Niata.net Real audio video server / cyprus history on Video. Videos by CyBC. History of Ancient Cyprus Part 1 - Äçìéïõñãßá ôçò Êýðñïõ. http://www.niata.net/real/cyprushistory.html

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30. Cyprus History Book Finder, Book Reviews and Compare Prices for cyprus history History Europe History cyprus history. cyprus history Book Review and Price Comparison. http://www.bookfinder.us/History/Europe_History/Cyprus_History.html

Book Reviews and Compare Prices for Cyprus History History : Europe History : Cyprus History Home Browse Books Bookstore List Top Selling Books ... Rate Book Stores Search: Title/Author/Keywords/ISBN History Europe History Cyprus History Book Review and Price Comparison Pages: Next Top Selling Books for Cyprus History Othello AUTHOR: William Shakespeare, David Bevington (Editor), James Hammersmith (Editor), David Scott Kastan (Editor), Robert Kean Turner (Editor) ISBN: 0553213024 Publish Date: January 1988 Format: Mass Market Paperback Compare prices for this book American Expedition to Idalion, Cyprus: 1973-1980 (Oriental Institute Communications, No. 24) AUTHOR: Lawrence E. Stager (Editor), A. M. Walker (Editor) ISBN: 0918986524 Publish Date: July 1989 Format: Paperback Compare prices for this book Othello AUTHOR: William Shakespeare, E. A. Honigmann (Editor), Henry Woudhuysen Othello (Editor) ISBN: 1903436451 Publish Date: June 2001 Format: Paperback Compare prices for this book A Gathering of Actors: The People's Light and Theatre Company in Cyprus and Hungary AUTHOR: Peter Carnahan, Mark Garvin (Photographer)

31. Cyprus History cyprus history. Cyprus is the third largest island in the east Mediterranean Sea, some 47 miles from the southern coastline of Turkey. http://agrino.org/cyprusstamps/html/history.html

Cyprus History Cyprus is the third largest island in the east Mediterranean Sea, some 47 miles from the southern coastline of Turkey. The Republic of Cyprus is a member of the United Nations Organisation (UN) and Council of Europe and has a business relationship with the European Community (EC). It is also a member of the British Commonwealth. Of the population of 702,000, 80 per cent are of Greek origin and fewer than 20 per cent of Turkish origin. Because of its geographical position, Cyprus has seen many invasions. The oldest known settlement in Cyprus dates from the Neolithic Age (7000-3900 BC). During the 14th century BC, Mycenean and Achaean Greeks reached the island and during the 12th and 11th centuries BC Achaean Greeks settled on the island, bringing with them the Greek language, religion and customs. From the 8th century BC, Cyprus fell prey to several conquerors: the Assyrians (708 BC), the Egyptians (560 BC) and the Persians (385 BC). Following Alexander the Great's defeat of Persia at the Battle of Issos in 333BC, Cyprus became part of his empire. After the death of Alexander, the island came under the influence of the Hellenistic state of the Ptolemies of Egypt. Under the Ptolemies, the island's culture, shipping, commerce and architecture thrived. The Ptolemaic period was ended by annexation by the Romans in 58 BC. The single most important event during Roman rule was the introduction of Christianity during the reign of the Emperor Claudius. After the division of the Roman Empire into two parts, Cyprus became part of the Byzantine Empire under the rule of Constantine the Great. The Byzantine period saw a series of Arab raids beginning in the first part of the seventh century. These raids shattered the peaceful life of the islanders and did not cease until the Arabs were decisively defeated by Nicephorus Fokas in AD 965.

32. Cyprus History In the course of its history, the island has witnessed many ruling guarantor powers, the International Treaties of 1960, named the Republic of Cyprus .. http://web.deu.edu.tr/kibris/history/

History early history after 1974 Articles Rauf R. Denktash Necati M. Ertekun Fusun C. Doskaya World Press Documents U.N. Resolutions London-Zurich Treaties Makarios' "13 points" The Akritas Plan FAQs Guest Book Search Early History: The island has been invaded, sold and transferred from one ruler to another, because it was on the main routes between Europe and Asia. In the course of its history, the island has witnessed many ruling forces, which can be listed as such: Assyrians(707-650) Egyptians (570-546) ..... The political conflict between the two communities on the island began in 1878, when Greek Cypriots desired ENOSIS ( Union with Greece ) and Turkish Cypriots rejected it. In 1955, Greek Cypriots had started an armed campaign of terror in order to unite the island with Greece , while Turkish Cypriots rejected and resided the colonization by Greece . Therefore, by having Turkey, Greece, and Great Britain as the guarantor powers, the International Treaties of 1960, named the

33. Cyprus History 1964-1974 History early history 19641974 after 1974 Great Britain as the guarantor powers, the International Treaties of 1960, named the Republic of Cyprus , and gave http://web.deu.edu.tr/kibris/history/6474.html

History early history after 1974 Articles Rauf R. Denktash Necati M. Ertekun Fusun C. Doskaya World Press Documents U.N. Resolutions London-Zurich Treaties Makarios' "13 points" The Akritas Plan FAQ's Guest Book Search The political conflict between the two communities on the island began in 1878, when Greek Cypriots desired ENOSIS ( Union with Greece ) and Turkish Cypriots rejected it. In 1955, Greek Cypriots had started an armed campaign of terror in order to unite the island with Greece , while Turkish Cypriots rejected and resided the colonization by Greece . Therefore, by having Turkey, Greece, and Great Britain as the guarantor powers, the International Treaties of 1960, named the Republic of Cyprus , and gave Cyprus its independence from Great Britain . It was thought to be a good compromise as it guaranteed a permanent settlement. It is the London-Zurich Treaties of February 1959, which gave Cyprus its independence but still it was not a full one. It guaranteed ‘that the two communities should be co-founder partners with equal political rights; that communal matters would be in the autonomous domain of elected communal chambers; that there would be no fear and no likelihood of one community dominating the other’. The 1960

34. 1Up Travel : Cyprus - History And Culture Of Cyprus. cyprus history and Culture. History According to archaeological investigation and conjecture, the aboriginal inhabitants of Cyprus http://www.1uptravel.com/international/middleeast/cyprus/history-culture.html

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35. Ancient Cyprus History In The Eastern Mediterranenan Ancient cyprus history. cyprus history 10000 YEARS OF CIVILISATION. Other Online Links. Cyprus ANCIENT PERIOD. CYPRUS BRIEF HISTORICAL SURVEY. A History of Cyprus. http://ancientneareast.tripod.com/Cyprus.html

HOME Table of Contents Civilizations - Cultures - Areas - Regions - Prehistory Other Archaeological Sites ... Ad Infinitum Ancient Cyprus History Although an island in comparison to the surrounding countries Cyprus was destined to play a very important role in the history of mankind. 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. Asia Minor is only 40 miles away and the Syrian coast only 60 miles from the easternmost tip of the Karpass Peninsula Egypt and the Aegean Sea are 240 miles apart. Therefore it was only natural that a great civilisation flowered in Cyprus beginning as early as the 8th millennium BC when stone was the only material used either for weapons or utensils. The discovery of copper which occurred in the 3rd millennium marked the turning point in the history of the island which gradually turned it into a bone of contention among the more powerful neighbours. The Hittites in Anatolia and Egypt in the south claimed the island as their possession but the Greeks from the west were those who stamped its destiny when in the late 13th - 12th - 11th centuries BC they established themselves as permanent settlers. Despite the fact that the island fell prey to all the big powers of the day the presence of Greeks gave Cyprus a historical and cultural continuity ever since ..... CYPRUS HISTORY 10000 YEARS OF CIVILISATION Other Online Links Search: Books ..........

36. History Of Cyprus - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia History of Cyprus. From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. History, general CD Cobham, Excerpta Cypria, materials for a history of Cyprus (Cambridge 1908). http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_Cyprus

History of Cyprus From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. This is the history of Cyprus . See also the history of Europe history of present-day nations and states Table of contents 1 Narrative 1.1 Prehistory 1.1.1 Neolithic 1.1.2 Bronze Age ... edit Narrative edit Prehistory edit Neolithic Cyprus was not settled in the old stone age , which led to the survival of numerous dwarf forms, such as dwarf elephants Elephas cypriotes ) and pygmy hippos ( Phanourios minutis ) well into the Holocene . There are claims of an association of this fauna with artefacts of Epipalaeolithic foragers at Aetokremnos near Limassol on the southern coast of Cyprus. The first undisputed settlement occurred in the 9th (or perhaps 10th) millennium BC from the Levant PPNB ). The first settlers were already agriculturalists, but did not yet produce pottery (aceramic Neolithic ). They introduced the dog, sheep, goats and maybe cattle and pigs as well as numerous wild animals like foxes Vulpes vulpes ) and Persian fallow deer Dama mesopotamica ) that were previously unknown on the island. The PPNB settlers built round houses with floors made of terrazzo of burned lime (e.g.

37. #Cyprus History people said. If any one of you has something to add, to make cyprus history more comprehensive, please email us. All your experiences http://www.ledasoft.com/cyirc/html/cystory.shtml

Dear visitor, Join us in #cy and #cyprus, the officially registered channels of the Island of Cyprus on the IRC (Undernet). People say that these channels are among the most fast growing channels on the IRC. Do a “/join #cyprus” or “/join #cy” on Undernet, and find out why! Do send us your picture and data for this site. Have fun :) #Cyprus Home Live #cyprus Gallery History ... Webboard After accumulating information from some people, who pioneered the formation of a separate channel on the IRC, concerning Cyprus, we have come up to the channel's history, which we present to you in the form of what those people said. If any one of you has something to add, to make #cyprus history more comprehensive, please email us. All your experiences concerning those first days of #cyprus on IRC are most welcomed, and will be included in this page. It seems that the first signs of #cyprus on IRC are coming from 1994, but the channel was officially registered on the 29th of January, 1996. Aeras was actually the user who officially registered the channel. He quotes: " After strolling around in Dalnet and messing with nickserv and chanserv I thought of joining Undernet and see who was there for chatting. What? No #cyprus channel? ... impossible! Well, there is #hellas, let's join there. Nobody that I know of, not a cypriot in sight, where is everybody? Hmmmm. Now is the time for #cyprus to take a share of the undernet.

38. Cyprus History - World66 History. edit this This is no World66 image. English is widely used. Cyprus has a welldeveloped system of primary and secondary education. http://www.world66.com/asia/middleeast/cyprus/history

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40. Cyprus History 1960 Written, compiled and © Stelios Jackson. cyprus history 19002002. Cleanthis P Georgiades History of Cyprus ; CYPHIS CYPRUS Demy 8vo; Paperback;pp 268 inc. http://www.hellenicbookservice.com/Cyprus/cyprus_history_1960.htm

Written, compiled and © Stelios Jackson Cyprus History 1900-2002 Later this year I shall be adding a few personal observations to this page; in the mean-time here are some of the books we stock on this period: If you have any queries on the page content e-mail me Stelios Jackson or if you require any book not listed here Hellenic Bookservice as none of our second-hand or out of print books are listed here. Alphabetical order under Author Michael Attilides : Social Change and Urbanization in Cyprus: A Study of Nicosia ; Cyprus MAY31 Paperback; Demy 8vo. Publications of the Social Research Centre No.2. pp210 inc index. 1981; b/w line drawings within. Order this Book at £17.50 Bank of Cyprus Cultural Foundation (Pubs.): Ioannis Kissonerghios ; CYPHIS CYPART CYPRUS. Paperback; Square 4to; pp 254 inc short bibliography. A lovely photobook of the paintings of Ioannis Kissonerghis (1878-1959) one of the first professional Cypriot painters. Offered for sale by Order this Book at Children of Cyprus (with an introduction by Kofi Annan): Our Island, Your Island ; CYPHIS CYPRUS Paperback; A4;pp62 inc index. An ecologically-minded pamphlet by the children of Cyprus, both, refreshingly, Greek and Turkish- Cypriot

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