Fifty years after the 1974 coup and Turkish invasion, archaeologists examine the lasting effects of war on Cypriot archaeology and personal memories.
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Fifty years after the 1974 coup and Turkish invasion, archaeologists examine the lasting effects of war on Cypriot archaeology and personal memories.
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In Cyprus, archaeologists and staff from the Department of Antiquities reflect on the events of 1974. They recount personal memories of the coup and the Turkish invasion. The documentary *Skammata* combines archival excavation footage with testimonies from those affected. It presents significant moments in Cypriot archaeology, detailing how war shaped the field. The film runs for 87 minutes and offers insights into the lasting effects of conflict on cultural heritage.
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Why Watch
- See personal testimonies from 1974 Department of Antiquities staff.
- Find out how war impacted Cypriot archaeological practices.
- Meet archaeologists uncovering Cyprus's historical trauma.
Did You Know
- The coup and Turkish invasion of Cyprus occurred in 1974.
- The film features contributions from members of the Department of Antiquities from 1974.
- The documentary has a runtime of 87 minutes.
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What year did the Turkish invasion of Cyprus occur?
The Turkish invasion of Cyprus occurred in 1974.
How long is the documentary Skammata?
Skammata has a duration of 87 minutes.
What is the focus of the documentary Skammata?
Skammata focuses on the impact of the 1974 coup and Turkish invasion on Cypriot archaeology and collective memory.
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