The Enkomi Silver Cup

Come Fill the Cup

extremes and produced a story which is vivid, factual and Convincing. The theme?that of the cause and course of alcoholism ln a personality of refinement?is handled with insight and knowledge, sympathy and toleration, and built up without either sentimentality or sensationalism. Events move quickly but carry conviction, the style is impersonal and the descriptions succinct. To sticklers, the us...

The cup of youth

Findings of scientists touching lifestyle issues or popular habits are often provokingly and controversially discussed. A behavior that is repeated over numerous years is likely to have profound implications on a person's life, and possibly on the society as a whole. while several customs are adopted region-ally—for example, ingestion of yerba mate in south America or of hot spices in Asia—drin...

Eastwards via Cyprus? The Marked Mycenaean Pottery of Enkomi, Ugarit and Tell Abu Hawam

Based on her study of distribution patterns, Vronwy Hankey suggested that Cyprus or Cypriots played some role in the trade of Mycenaean pottery eastwards to the Levant. She also noted that some of the Mycenaean pottery which reached both Cyprus and the Near East can-ied marks incised on handles or painted on bases. This paper examines the possible relationships between the marks, Mycenaean pott...

Marks on Pots: Patterns of Use in the Archaeological Record at Enkomi

Cup-le: A cup-shaped device for conversational experiment

We propose a cup-shaped device called Cup-le for conversational experiment. Cup-le has various sensors to record participants’ nonverbal behavior such as utterance. Cup-le saves the work of attaching sensors. Also, since Cup-le appears cup-shaped, it can sense without being aware of the sensor unlike conventional wearable sensors. Moreover, by attaching touch display, Cup-le can show informatio...