Amerika Konsolosu Cesnola'nın Kıbrıs'taki Arkeolojik Çalışmaları.

Louis Palma di Cesnola, who appointed as a consul to Cyprus, started to acknowledge about the Island as soon as arrive there. He started archaeological work after he had knowledge about the Island. He worked more than one archaelogical sites and got positive results under favour of American political representatives in Istanbul and Cyprus. He unearthed numerous historical artifacts. He renewed his firman (imperial order) every year and continued his work without having any difficulties. But he sent these artifacts some museums in The United States Of America and Europe. The most important ones of these museums were The Metropolitan Museum of Art (New York), The British Museum (London) and Musee du Louvre (Paris). In this Paper, the information was given about the archaeological work of Cesnola in Cyprus by using of first hand documents from Presidency of the Republic of Turkey, Directorate of State Archives and books and papers about this topic. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]