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Endangered Archaeology as captured with the Aerial Archaeology in Jordan Project: September 2016 Season

In 2016, Dr Robert Bewley, Prof. David Kennedy, Dr Andrea Zerbini, and I had the pleasure of conducting several reconnaissance flights with the Aerial Archaeology in Jordan project (see our affiliate project page).

Biladi poster

Training in Beirut

Neil Brodie will be spending January and February working with Lebanese NGO Biladi to offer a training course on international law and law enforcement as regards the theft and illegal trade of cultural objects.

Fig. 3 Terraces in the Yemen highlands.

Working at EAMENA

At the beginning of October, I started my role as one of four new Part-Time Image Interpreters for the EAMENA project. One of the challenges of the project is to map heritage sites and identify potential threats to these in the vast EAMENA region

Screenshot of the ARCHES Reference Data Manager (RDM)

Translating EAMENA’s platform into Arabic: challenges and solutions

The EAMENA project documents endangered heritage in 20 countries in the Middle East and North Africa. In all but Iran, Arabic is the main language spoken in these countries. Therefore, in order to enhance the value of the EAMENA database as a heritage map

Training sessions on data sources and site types 2

Training Workshop, 27th–28th October, Sulaimani, Iraqi Kurdistan

As part of our Protecting the Past intiative, from October 27th–28th, several members of the EAMENA team (Robert Bewley, Jennie Bradbury, Emma Cunliffe, Andrea Zerbini) were able to run a training workshop in Iraqi Kurdistan for staff and students from th

Dr Abdelamir al-Hamdani talking about his work in southern and central Iraq.

Protecting the Past 2 in Sulaimani

Since the beginning of the Endangered Archaeology project it has been our aim to try and widen participation in cultural heritage discussions and to shift the focus away from events held in western institutions, and emphasise the importance of hosting eve

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