Blogs

Desert Air Routes Project: An Archaeological Journey from the Neolithic to the Birth of International Air Travel

By Alexander Wasse East of the bustling streets of modern Amman, the Mediterranean hill-country quickly...

15 September 2026

Modern Agricultural Systems in Wadi al-Hasa: Lessons for Understanding Ancient Farming in Southern Jordan

By Grzegorz Sochacki, PhD Student at the University of Warsaw. For several decades, archaeological research...

04 August 2026

Deep-Time Desert Environments

By Professor Joanne Clarke, School of History and Art History, University of East Anglia In...

03 July 2026

‘Tale as old as time’: the passage of British language on Israel-Palestine

By Elizabeth Eastwood Dewing, Winner of the CBRL Undergraduate Dissertation Prize 2025: Levantine Archaeology or...

15 June 2026

To Make Things Grow: Digitising Archives at CBRL Amman

By Yasmin Fedda, Palestinian artist, filmmaker, cultural producer, and academic. To Make Things Grow is...

05 March 2026

Understanding the visibility of archaeological sites on satellite imagery through the analysis of soils and their reflectance in the Jordan Valley.

By Dr Kristen Hopper, Assistant Professor in the Department of Archaeology at Durham University and...

10 December 2025

Locating the Histories of Heritage Development in Jordan

By Charlotte Vekemans, PhD candidate, Middle East North Africa Research Group, Ghent University. At the...

04 November 2025

Water, Memory, and Landscape: Exploring Human – Freshwater Relationships in Cyprus

By Giulia Albertazzi, PhD student at the University of Cyprus, specialising in Digital Humanities and...

16 October 2025

The Karak Castle and Town Documentation Project: Karak as an archive of the layered history of Jordan

By Dr. Micaela Sinibaldi, Assistant Professor at the University of Warsaw, Polish Centre of Mediterranean...

09 September 2025