The Armenian Church of Famagusta and the Complexity of Cypriot Heritage

1. Introduction: The Armenian Church Project: Heritage Welfare in an Unrecognized State
Michael J. K. Walsh

Part I. Interpretation and Analysis

2. Famagusta: A Lifeline for the Kingdom of Cilician Armenia
Nicholas Coureas

3. The Armenian Monastic Complex of St. Mary, Famagusta
Dickran Kouymjian

4. The Painted Program of the Armenian Church in Light of Recent Discoveries
Michele Bacci

5. On the Interpretation of the Crosses Carved on the External Walls of the Armenian Church in Famagusta
Gohar Grigoryan

6. The Architecture of the Armenian Church and Convent
Thomas Kaffenberger

7. The Armenian Church of Famagusta: Some Testimonies (Late Nineteenth–Early Twentieth Centuries)
Lucie Bonato

Part II. Conservation, Education, and Diagnostics

8. Endangered Cultural Heritage in Unrecognized States
Alessandro Chechi

9. Armenians and the Christian Society of Famagusta: Evidence from Spatial Analysis
Tomasz Borowski

10. Ground Penetrating Radar and Mapping the Monastery Complex
Francisco M. Fernandes

11. In-situ Investigation and Stability Analysis of the Armenian Church in Famagusta
Andrés Burgos Braga, Paulo B. Lourenço, Nuno Mendes, João M. Pereira

12. Conserving the Fourteenth-Century Wall Paintings of the Armenian Church in Famagusta
Werner Schmid

13. Scientific Examinations of the Armenian Church Wall Paintings in Famagusta
Rocco Mazzeo, Giorgia Sciutto, Irene Bonacini, Silvia Prati

14. Teaching the Heritage of “Others” and Making It “Ours”: The Power of Cultural Heritage Education
Gül İnanç, Julie H. Liew

15. Emerging Computer Technologies for Cultural Heritage: The Armenian Church, Famagusta
Dan Frodsham, Duncan Rowland

16. The Application of Virtual Reality Technology to Heritage Conservation in Famagusta’s Armenian Church
Yuan Yi, Ender Jiang Shutao

Part III. Complexity and Heritage: Future Research Perspectives

17. Toward a Complexity Framework for Heritage Futures: Famagusta, its Armenian Church and SHIFT
Andrea Nanetti, Siew Ann Cheong

18. Afterword
Sharon Evelyn Little

Keywords: History, Cultural History, History of Religion, European History