In a lecture delivered in February 1996, Swedish archaeologist Paul Åström, who succeeded the “father of Cypriot archaeology”, Einar Gjerstad, surveys one hundred years of Cyprological research, from 1896 — when the British Museum carried out the first organised excavations in Cyprus — to the present day, providing a wealth of information and detailed bibliographical references.

Twelfth Annual Lecture on Cypriot History and Archaeology