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Learning from the Levant
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Join us for our first lecture in the CBRL Graduate Network: Skills Development Seminar Series: Write a Research Proposal: Identifying Research Question and Objectives with Dr. Sahar Khasawneh from the Faculty of Archaeology and Anthropology...
Who really built Europe’s finest Romanesque monuments? Clergymen presiding over holy sites are credited throughout history, while highly skilled creators remain anonymous. But the buildings speak for themselves. This ground breaking book explores the evidence...
The first session of the CBRL Reading Club has been postponed. We’ll be announcing the new date soon, so stay tuned! Thank you for your understanding. CBRL Amman Institute Library is excited to announce the...
How did global heritage become the new battlespace for 21st-century warfare? Nations and non-state actors alike increasingly use the ruins of the past to leverage legal, political and territorial competition. Professor Lynn Meskell’s talk examines...
In this lecture, Dr Humphris will focus on the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Meroe as a case study to illustrate the diverse challenges facing heritage in Sudan before the current, devastating conflict broke out...
CBRL and the University of Leicester (UoL) are delighted to announce a two-day hybrid workshop to be held at the UoL and via Zoom. About the workshop The Levant experienced fundamental social, political and cultural...
Speaker: Dr. Evi Margaritis Evi is Associate Professor at the Cyprus Institute, based at the Science and Technology in Archaeology and Culture Research Center. As part of her PhD and post-PhD fieldwork and research, Dr...
Israel’s latest war against Gaza that began in October 2023 has exposed existing contradictions and limitations in mainly Western legacy media’s role as purveyors of facts and their relationship to news elites as sources for...
About the lecture: This lecture focuses on the integration of dendroarchaeology—the study of wooden remains coming from the historical context—in understanding the monastic heritage of Sourp Magar Monastery in the Kyrenia Range. Positioned at the...
We are pleased to announce the digital publication of Dr Kay Prag’s monograph Excavations at Iktanu in the South Jordan Valley. We will be holding a special event and book launch in Oxford on Monday...
