| Why did the Vikings set sail for silver? |
While we often think of the Vikings pillaging across the West, this was only a small part of their world and lives. Dr Jane Kershaw discusses how the Viking draw for silver lead to interactions from the Middle East all across the European continent. |
Jane Kershew |
14 May, 2021 |
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| Social Status and Recycling in Bronze Age China |
What does recycling have to do with social standing in Bronze Age China? Dr Victoria Sainsbury discusses the recent work of the FLAME team, lead by Dr Ray Liu, on the metal work at Anyang, and how powerful people controlled how metal moved through society |
Victoria Sainsbury |
20 April, 2021 |
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| Cycling to Archaeology! |
From Thames-side ruins and forgotten stone circles to Ridgeway hillforts and Roman villas, Oxfordshire is abundant in archaeological riches. |
Nathaniel Erb-Satullo |
14 October, 2020 |
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| The History of Magic |
What is magic, when did it begin, and does it still have a place in the modern world? Professor Chris Gosden discusses the long history of magic from the Ice Age, through antiquity, to the present. |
Chris Gosden |
29 September, 2020 |
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| Did The Romans Recycle? |
We all know the Romans liked wine, but what happened to all the smashed glass when the party was over? Dr Victoria Sainsbury tells the story of what the Romans did with all their broken glass, and why archaeologists care about recycling. |
Victoria Sainsbury |
15 September, 2020 |
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| Using the EAMENA methodology to record endangered archaeological sites in Libya |
Emhemed Gerjebo talks about their group's projects in the final part on the second day of the conference; Training projects in Heritage documentation: challenges and first results: Libya. |
Emhemed Gerjebo |
21 February, 2018 |
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| Recording and monitoring archaeological sites through satellite imagery |
Dawoud Husayn talks about their group's projects in the final part on the second day of the conference; Training projects in Heritage documentation: challenges and first results: Libya. |
Dawoud Husayn |
21 February, 2018 |
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| Endangered Archaeological sites in Libya |
Tarek Teka talks about their group's projects in the final part on the second day of the conference; Training projects in Heritage documentation: challenges and first results: Libya. |
Tarek Teka |
21 February, 2018 |
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| EAMENA Project: Zama Regia as a case study |
Lamia Fersi talks about their group's projects in the final part on the first day of the conference; Training projects in Heritage documentation: challenges and first results - Tunisia. |
Lamia Fersi |
19 February, 2018 |
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| L'usage de l'imagerie satellite dans la gestion du patrimoine culturel dans les milieux urbains |
Sonia Slim gives a talk her group's projects in the final part on the first day of the conference; Training projects in Heritage documentation: challenges and first results - Tunisia. |
Sonia Slim |
19 February, 2018 |
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| Les nouvelles technologies au service du patrimoine. Exemple: EAMENA Project. Comment documenter et protéger notre patrimoine? |
Khansa Hannachi talks about his group's projects in the final part on the first day of the conference; Training projects in Heritage documentation: challenges and first results - Tunisia. |
Khansa Hannachi |
19 February, 2018 |
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| Roundtable discussion: Libya |
Chaired by Hafed Walda, discussants; Saleh Abdalha (DoA, Libya), Paul Bennett (Canterbury Trust), Abdulaati Lamin Lamin (DoA, Libya), Mohamed Fakroun (DoA, Libya), Susan Kane (Oberlin), Mustafa Turjman (DoA, Libya) |
Hafed Walda, Saleh Abdalha, Paul Bennett, Abdulaati Lamin Lamin, Mohamed Fakroun, Susan Kane, Mustafa Turjman |
8 January, 2018 |
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| Hayet Guettat-Guermazi (Director of Culture, ALECSO) |
Hayet Guettat-Guermazi (Director of Culture, ALECSO) gives a talk for the first panel in the third day of the conference. |
Hayet Guettat-Guermazi |
8 January, 2018 |
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| GHF's AMAL in Heritage |
Andres Acosta and Soroush Khanlou (GHF) give a talk for the first panel in the third day of the conference, Protecting the past: identifying problems and solutions. |
Andres Acosta, Soroush Khanlou |
8 January, 2018 |
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| Le patrimoine en danger au Maroc, cas precis et mesures a prendre |
Salima Naji and Youssef Bokbot (Institut National des Sciences de l'Archeologie et du Patrimoine, Morocco) give a talk for the first panel on the third day of the conference; Protecting the past: identifying problems and solutions. |
Salima Naji, Youssef Bokbot |
8 January, 2018 |
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| Benghazi after the war: the current situation |
Fathi Mohamed AlAbeedi (Department of Antiquities, Libya) gives a talk for the second panel on the second day of the conference. |
Fathi Mohamed AlAbeedi |
8 January, 2018 |
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| A first step to save our archives |
Feryal Sharfeddin (Department of Antiquities, Libya) gives a talk in the second panel of the second day of the conference. |
Feryal Sharfeddin |
8 January, 2018 |
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| The traffic and destructions of the cultural and archaeological heritage of Libya: between threats, damages and hopes |
Vincent Michel (Universite de Poitiers) gives a talk for the second panel of the second day of the conference. |
Vincent Michel |
8 January, 2018 |
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| Endangered Archaeology in North Africa: site identification, monitoring and intervention |
David Mattingly (EAMENA, University of Leicester), gives a talk in the first panel of the second day of the conference, The challenges and opportunities for protecting the past in Libya. |
David Mattingly |
8 January, 2018 |
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| Documentation as a tool for the protection of Libyan heritage: Cyrenaica as a model |
Hanan Abdalrahaman Benshkban (Department of Antiquities, Libya) and Saleh Abdalha (Department of Antiquities, Libya) give a talk for the first panel on the second day, The challenges and opportunities for protecting the past in Libya. |
Hanan Abdalrahaman Benshkban, Saleh Abdalha |
8 January, 2018 |
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| Protection of the cultural heritage during peace and conflict |
Amhimmid Ammarah Ammar Mousay (Department of Antiquities of Libya) gives a talk for the first panel in the second day The challenges and opportunities for protecting the past in Libya. |
Amhimmid Ammarah Ammar Mousay |
8 January, 2018 |
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| Le role de l'Institut National du Patrimoine dans la lutte contre le trafic illicite des biens culturels: situation actuelle et defis |
Yasser Jrad (INP) gives their presentation in the third panel of the conference. |
Yasser Jrad |
19 December, 2017 |
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| La Carte Nationale Informatisee des Sites Archeologiques et des Monuments Historiques : Un projet strategique |
Naouel Selmi (INP) gives a talk for the third panel of the conference. The challenges and opportunities for protecting the past in Tunisia. |
Naouel Selmi |
19 December, 2017 |
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| Endangered Archaeology in the Middle East and North Africa |
Robert Bewley (Director, EAMENA) gives a speech in the second panel of the conference: Setting the scene. |
Robert Bewley |
19 December, 2017 |
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| Conference Speech: Mohamed Ould Khattar (UNESCO World Heritage Centre - Arab States Unit) |
Mohamed Ould Khattar (UNESCO World Heritage Centre - Arab States Unit) gives a speech in the second panel of the conference; Setting the Scene. |
Mohamed Ould Khattar |
19 December, 2017 |
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| ICCROM's contribution to the safeguarding of endangered cultural heritage in the Arab region |
Zaki Aslan (Director, ICCROM-ATHAR Regional Conservation Centre in Sharjah) gives a talk in the second panel of the conference: Setting the Scene. |
Zaki Aslan |
19 December, 2017 |
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| The aims of Protecting the Past |
Andrea Zerbini (Endangered Archaeology in the Middle East and North Africa, EAMENA) gives a brief introduction on the aims of Protecting the Past. |
Andrea Zerbini |
19 December, 2017 |
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| Keynote speech: Nada Hosking (Director of Programs and Partnerships, Global Heritage Fund, GHF) |
Nada Hosking (Director of Programs and Partnerships, Global Heritage Fund, GHF), gives the second keynote speech of the conference. |
Nada Hosking |
19 December, 2017 |
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| The Citadel of Kirkuk: Reconnaissance and assessment of its archaeological heritage (Kurdish translation) |
Dr Narmeen A. Muhammadameen talks about challenges for work at the Kirkuk Citadel and the importance of this site for local and community identities. |
Narmeen Ali Muhammadameen |
23 November, 2016 |
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| The Citadel of Kirkuk: Reconnaissance and assessment of its archaeological heritage (English translation) |
Dr Narmeen A. Muhammadameen talks about challenges for work at the Kirkuk Citadel and the importance of this site for local and community identities. |
Narmeen Ali Muhammadameen |
23 November, 2016 |
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| The Citadel of Kirkuk: Reconnaissance and Assessment of Its Archaeological Heritage (Arabic) |
Dr Narmeen A. Muhammadameen talks about challenges for work at the Kirkuk Citadel and the importance of this site for local and community identities. |
Narmeen Ali Muhammadameen |
23 November, 2016 |
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| Site Destruction in the Iraqi Jazirah: a satellite imagery assessment (English) |
Dr Emma Cunliffe brings our attention to the importance of considering the significant damage caused by agriculture, development, irrigation and infrastructure protects to less visible sites and features, such as holloways. |
Emma Cunliffe |
23 November, 2016 |
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| Using Digital Technologies to Document the Endangered Archaeological Heritage of the Bazyan Basin in Slemani (English) |
Using case studies from his work in the Bazyan Basin, Ricardo Cabral outlines the digital technologies that can be used to survey and explore sites threatened by agriculture, development and industry in Iraq. |
Ricardo Cabral |
23 November, 2016 |
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| Capacity Building for Cultural Heritage in the KRG (Kurdish translation) |
Dr Tobin Hartnell argues that three key ‘gaps’ are threatening cultural heritage: an interest gap, a caring gap, and a skills gap. He suggests that expanding cultural heritage studies beyond universities is a key priority for the future. |
Tobin Hartnell |
23 November, 2016 |
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| Capacity Building for Cultural Heritage in the KRG (Arabic translation) |
Dr Tobin Hartnell argues that three key ‘gaps’ are threatening cultural heritage: an interest gap, a caring gap, and a skills gap. He suggests that expanding cultural heritage studies beyond universities is a key priority for the future. |
Tobin Hartnell |
23 November, 2016 |
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| Capacity Building for Cultural Heritage in the KRG (English) |
Dr Tobin Hartnell argues that three key ‘gaps’ are threatening cultural heritage: an interest gap, a caring gap, and a skills gap. He suggests that expanding cultural heritage studies beyond universities is a key priority for the future. |
Tobin Hartnell |
23 November, 2016 |
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| The Destroyed Heritage in Mosul - reality and challenges (Kurdish translation) |
Layla Salih outlines some of the reasons, religious, political and economic, for the destruction of Mosul’s heritage and examines the issues currently hindering plans for prioritisation and reconstruction. |
Layla Salih |
23 November, 2016 |
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| The Destroyed Heritage in Mosul - reality and challenges (Arabic translation) |
Layla Salih outlines some of the reasons, religious, political and economic, for the destruction of Mosul’s heritage and examines the issues currently hindering plans for prioritisation and reconstruction. |
Layla Salih |
23 November, 2016 |
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| The Destroyed Heritage in Mosul - reality and challenges (English) |
Layla Salih outlines some of the reasons, religious, political and economic, for the destruction of Mosul’s heritage and examines the issues currently hindering plans for prioritisation and reconstruction. |
Layla Salih |
23 November, 2016 |
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| AMAL in Heritage: A cultural emergency management tool for MENA region (Arabic translation) |
Dr Rouhani outlines AMAL’s development of a mobile app: designed to assist and provide tools for risk planning and emergency management and to help professionals and local communities if experts are not available. |
Bijan Rouhani |
23 November, 2016 |
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| AMAL in Heritage: A cultural emergency management tool for MENA region (English) |
Dr Rouhani outlines AMAL’s development of a mobile app: designed to assist and provide tools for risk planning and emergency management and to help professionals and local communities if experts are not available. |
Bijan Rouhani |
23 November, 2016 |
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| The Types of Danger to the Cultural Heritage of the Middle East (English) |
Dr Ahmad argues that we should look beyond conflict, to factors such as construction, lack of investment, as well as lack of awareness as being powerful causes of damage to cultural heritage. |
Kozad Ahmad |
23 November, 2016 |
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| RASHID International: Formulating a Future for Iraq's Past (Kurdish translation) |
Prof. Matthews discusses initiatives by RASHID International to help protect, preserve and raise awareness of Iraq’s cultural heritage. Despite having only been in existence for a couple of months, RASHID already has over 70 members from across the world. |
Roger Matthews |
22 November, 2016 |
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| RASHID International: Formulating a Future for Iraq's Past (English) |
Prof. Matthews discusses initiatives by RASHID International to help protect, preserve and raise awareness of Iraq’s cultural heritage. Despite having only been in existence for a couple of months, RASHID already has over 70 members from across the world. |
Roger Matthews |
22 November, 2016 |
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| The British Museums Iraq Emergency Heritage Management Training Scheme (Kurdish translation) |
Dr MacGinnis presents the initial results of the British Museum’s heritage management training scheme, which focuses particularly on fieldwork management, training students on excavation and post-excavation techniques. |
John MacGinnis |
22 November, 2016 |
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| The British Museums Iraq Emergency Heritage Management Training Scheme (English) |
Dr MacGinnis presents the initial results of the British Museum’s heritage management training scheme, which focuses particularly on fieldwork management, training students on excavation and post-excavation techniques |
John MacGinnis |
22 November, 2016 |
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| Culture Under Threat: Developing and Implementing Solutions to Cultural Racketeering and Terrorist Financing (Arabic translation) |
Dr Katie A. Paul discusses work by the Antiquities Coalition to bring together the international community to protect heritage. Work completed so far includes policy recommendations, information tools, conferences, and the building of a Task Force. |
Katie A. Paul |
22 November, 2016 |
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| Culture Under Threat: Developing and Implementing Solutions to Cultural Racketeering and Terrorist Financing (English) |
Dr Katie A. Paul discusses work by the Antiquities Coalition to bring together the international community to protect heritage. Work completed so far includes policy recommendations, information tools, conferences, and the building of a Task Force. |
Katie A. Paul |
22 November, 2016 |
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| Archaeological Conservation Programs of the Iraqi Institute for the Conservation of Antiquities and Heritage (English translation) |
Dr Khorsheed showcases some of IICAH’s success stories. With its state-of-the-art facilities, the Institute is able to train students and practitioners from all over Iraq with the help of national and international experts. |
Abdullah Khorsheed |
22 November, 2016 |
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| Archaeological Conservation Programs of the Iraqi Institute for the Conservation of Antiquities and Heritage (Kurdish) |
Dr Khorsheed showcases some of IICAH’s success stories. With its state-of-the-art facilities, the Institute is able to train students and practitioners from all over Iraq with the help of national and international experts. |
Abdullah Khorsheed |
22 November, 2016 |
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| The Types of Danger to the Cultural Heritage of the Middle East (Kurdish translation) |
Dr Ahmad argues that we should look beyond conflict, to factors such as construction, lack of investment, as well as lack of awareness as being powerful causes of damage to cultural heritage. |
Kozad Ahmad |
22 November, 2016 |
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| The Types of Danger to the Cultural Heritage of the Middle East (Arabic translation) |
Dr Ahmad argues that we should look beyond conflict, to factors such as construction, lack of investment, as well as lack of awareness as being powerful causes of damage to cultural heritage. |
Kozad Ahmad |
22 November, 2016 |
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| Monitoring, Protecting, and Preserving Cultural Heritage: Recent Results of the ASOR Cultural Heritage Initiatives (Kurdish translation) |
Allison Cuneo talks about conflict damage to Iraqi heritage and ASOR CHI’s role in mapping episodes of destruction and assisting the Iraqi authorities in establishing priorities and planning for the post-conflict phase. |
Allison Cuneo |
22 November, 2016 |
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| Monitoring, Protecting, and Preserving Cultural Heritage: Recent Results of the ASOR Cultural Heritage Initiatives (Arabic translation) |
Allison Cuneo talks about conflict damage to Iraqi heritage and ASOR CHI’s role in mapping episodes of destruction and assisting the Iraqi authorities in establishing priorities and planning for the post-conflict phase. |
Allison Cuneo |
22 November, 2016 |
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| Monitoring, Protecting, and Preserving Cultural Heritage: Recent Results of the ASOR Cultural Heritage Initiatives (English) |
Allison Cuneo talks about conflict damage to Iraqi heritage and ASOR CHI’s role in mapping episodes of destruction and assisting the Iraqi authorities in establishing priorities and planning for the post-conflict phase. |
Allison Cuneo |
22 November, 2016 |
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| The Shirin Project: the development of tools to support collective action in heritage protection and damage mitigation (Kurdish translation) |
Prof. Philip discusses the work of SHIRĪN, an NGO that is bringing together data generated by research groups that had worked in Syria prior to 2011. Its aim is to collate data, currently dispersed across many countries, to help create a Syrian HER. |
Graham Philip |
22 November, 2016 |
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| The Shirin Project: the development of tools to support collective action in heritage protection and damage mitigation (Arabic translation) |
Prof. Philip discusses the work of SHIRĪN, an NGO that is bringing together data generated by research groups that had worked in Syria prior to 2011. Its aim is to collate data, currently dispersed across many countries, to help create a Syrian HER. |
Graham Philip |
22 November, 2016 |
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| The Shirin Project: the development of tools to support collective action in heritage protection and damage mitigation (English) |
Prof. Philip discusses the work of SHIRĪN, an NGO that is bringing together data generated by research groups that had worked in Syria prior to 2011. Its aim is to collate data, currently dispersed across many countries, to help create a Syrian HER. |
Graham Philip |
22 November, 2016 |
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| Digitizing the Past: A New Digital Atlas and Database of the Archaeological sites in Iraq (Kurdish translation) |
Dr al-Hamdani speaks about on-going work to create a nation-wide digital map of archaeological sites in Iraq: more than 17,000 sites have been mapped so far |
Abdelamir al-Hamdani |
22 November, 2016 |
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| Digitizing the Past: A New Digital Atlas and Database of the Archaeological sites in Iraq (Arabic translation) |
Dr al-Hamdani speaks about on-going work to create a nation-wide digital map of archaeological sites in Iraq: more than 17,000 sites have been mapped so far. |
Abdelamir al-Hamdani |
22 November, 2016 |
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| Digitizing the Past: A New Atlas and Database of the Archaeological Sites in Iraq (English) |
Dr al-Hamdani speaks about on-going work to create a nation-wide digital map of archaeological sites in Iraq: more than 17,000 sites have been mapped so far. |
Abdelamir al-Hamdani |
22 November, 2016 |
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| Endangered Archaeology in the Middle East and North Africa (Kurdish translation) |
EAMENA’s director, Dr Robert Bewley, talks about the advantages of using remote sensing to monitor and protect endangered archaeological sites in the Middle East and North Africa. |
Robert Bewley |
22 November, 2016 |
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| Endangered Archaeology in the Middle East and North Africa (English) |
EAMENA’s director, Dr Robert Bewley, talks about the advantages of using remote sensing to monitor and protect endangered archaeological sites in the Middle East and North Africa. |
Robert Bewley |
22 November, 2016 |
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| Damage Assessment and Digital 2D -3D Documentation: Selected case studies from the World Heritage Site of Petra, Jordan |
Dr Bala'awi (Hashemite University) presents the results of a project of digital heritage documentation at Petra conducted by the Hashemite University |
Fadi Bala'awi |
31 March, 2016 |
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| Introducing SCHEP: Sustainable Cultural Heritage through the Engagement of Local Communities |
Dr Addison (SCHEP) talks about SCHEP's approach to engaging host communities in the preservation of cultural heritage resources in Jordan |
Erin Addison |
31 March, 2016 |
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| Private Ownership or Public Domain? The Cultural Heritage of Tall al-`Umayri at Risk |
Dr Clark (LaSierra, Madaba Plains Project) speaks of the issues involved in the protection of Tell 'Umeiri, a multi-period site in the Madaba region (central Jordan) |
Douglas Clark |
31 March, 2016 |
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| Palestinian experience in building a detailed database of archaeological sites |
Dr al-Jaradat (Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities, Palestine) speaks of the Palestinian national inventory of cultural heritage sites, for which work began in 2002 and is still ongoing |
Mohammad al-Jaradat |
31 March, 2016 |
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| Impact of Jordan online archaeological databases on research and heritage protection as an example of questionnaire survey evaluation |
Dr Drzewiecki describes how archaeologists interviewed about the impact of Jordanian heritage databases have responded as regards the role of these databases in heritage protection |
Mariusz Drzewiecki |
31 March, 2016 |
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| MEGA-Jordan as a Preventive Resource |
Mr Haroun (Department of Antiquities, Jordan) tells of how MEGA-Jordan has become the virtual memory of Jordan and the repository of its heritage |
Jihad Haroun |
31 March, 2016 |
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| The Jordan Museum’s contribution to protecting cultural heritage in Jordan – the Hijazi Wagon |
Dr Kafafi (Jordan Museum) describes the role that the Jordan Museum had in protecting the remains of the Hijaz railway within the framework of the Great Arab Revolt Project |
Jihad Kafafi |
31 March, 2016 |
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| Governmental role in protecting the cultural heritage of Jordan |
Dr al-Khasawneh (Jordan Museum) speaks of the challenges facing Jordanian authorities in protecting the country's rich cultural heritage |
Tammam al-Khasawneh |
31 March, 2016 |
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| Open access archaeological databases for Jordan – solution or threat? |
Dr Drzewiecki has analysed the impact on researchers of online databases of archaeological sites in Jordan |
Mariusz Drzewiecki |
31 March, 2016 |
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| The role of the community in the long-term site management plan for Umm el-Jimal |
Jeff DeKock (OpenHand Studios) reads a paper by Paul Christians (Stanford University) on the long-term involvement of the local community at Umm el-Jimal with the archaeology of the site |
Paul Christians, Jeff DeKock |
30 March, 2016 |
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| Ancient Umm el-Jimal as seen by the modern community |
Mr Hazza (Co-director of the Umm el-Jimal project) speaks about the relationship between the modern community of Umm el-Jimal and the archaeological site |
Muwaffaq Hazza |
30 March, 2016 |
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| Culture as a source of resilience: linking cultural assets and rural women in Umm al-Jimal |
Dr Atzori (UNESCO) speaks of the opportunities for the local communities of Mafraq (north-eastern Jordan) as connected to the development of cultural tourism at Umm el-Jimal |
Angela Atzori |
30 March, 2016 |
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| Heritage for development. The experience of the Qasr al-Hallabat Project |
Dr Arce (former director of the Spanish Archaeological Mission to Jordan) talks about the Qasr al-Hallabat project, particularly with regard to site conservation and presentation |
Ignacio Arce |
30 March, 2016 |
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| Archaeology of agriculture. The potential of archaeological restoration for cultural tourism in the north of Jordan |
Mr al-Batainah presents the work of restoration of a Roman-Byzantine winery and an Ottoman water mill, and their significance in the promotion of cultural tourism |
Amjad al-Batainah |
30 March, 2016 |
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| A relationship between cultural identity, linear history and tourism in Umm Qais |
Muna Haddad introduces Baraka's initiatives in the field of cultural tourism and community engagement, particularly on the site of Umm Qais |
Muna Haddad |
30 March, 2016 |
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| The approach of the Jordan Museum in protecting our past |
Dr al-'Amri describes the Jordan Museum's ethos to protecting Jordan's past |
Yosha al-Amri |
30 March, 2016 |
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| Interpreting OSL dates from wadi sediments in the Jabal Harun area, Petra region |
Dr Kouki talks about OSL dating |
Paula Kouki |
30 March, 2016 |
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| Fourth millennium colonisation of the basalt desert: Jawa and its hinterland |
Dr Müller-Neuhof describes findings in the Early Bronze Age site of Jawa and its hinterland |
Bernd Müller-Neuhof |
30 March, 2016 |
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| Fluctuations in land use around Pella of the Decapolis in Late Antiquity: evidence and issues |
Dr Watson talks about the Pella Hinterland Survey conducted in 1994-1996 in the immediate surroundings of the multi-period site of Pella (Tabaqat Fahl) |
Pamela Watson |
30 March, 2016 |
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| Late Prehistoric landscapes of Northern Jordan: A perspective from the Jordan Valley |
Prof. Hourani discusses the Prehistoric landscapes of the Jordan Valley |
Fouad Hourani |
30 March, 2016 |
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| Historical landscape change in northern Jordan: the cases of Abila/Queilbeh and Umm al-Jimal |
Dr Lucke describes the results of his work on palaeosoils and its implications for climate change in Byzantine and early-Islamic Abila and Umm el-Jimal |
Bernhard Lucke |
30 March, 2016 |
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| Landscape character assessment mapping of the Yarmuk river basin: results and planning implications |
Prof. Abu Jaber describes the results of the EU-funded international Medscapes project |
Nizar Abu Jaber |
30 March, 2016 |
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| Landscape archaeology of the 'Ajlun Highlands since the Pleistocene: new insights from the Jarash Valley |
Mr Boyer introduces the latest findings of his Jarash Water Project |
David (Don) Boyer |
30 March, 2016 |
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| Raising the profile of the Islamic period at Jarash, 1980-2015: excavations, restoration, and presentation |
Prof. Walmsley describes the work of the Danish-Jordanian Islamic Jarash Project |
Alan Walmsley |
30 March, 2016 |
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| A Conservation Strategy for Umm el-Jimal: Engaging the Modern Community in the Preservation and Protection of the Antiquities |
Dr De Vries and Mr DeKock present their holistic approach to the study, conservation and site display of Umm el-Jimal |
Bert De Vries, Jeff DeKock |
30 March, 2016 |
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| Protecting our past/Protecting our future: the future of Abila of the Decapolis in Northern Jordan |
Dr Vila, the director of the American Expedition to Abila,describes the team's work on the site from the 1980s onwards and recent fundraising efforts to protect the site's future |
David Vila |
30 March, 2016 |
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| Whose foundation? The emergence of Hellenistic Pella |
Dr Tidmarsh talks about the Hellenistic period at the multi-period site of Pella (Tabaqat Fahl, northern Jordan) |
John Tidmarsh |
30 March, 2016 |
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| Endangered Archaeology in the Middle East and North Africa |
A talk by Dr R.Bewley (Oxford) introducing the Endangered Archaeology in the Middle East and North Africa project |
Robert Bewley |
30 March, 2016 |
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