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Lakshmi

Volunteering for the EAMENA project

Lakshmy Venkatesh has recently graduated with a Masters in Archaeology from the University of Oxford. Before this, she attended Lady Shri Ram College for Women in New Delhi, where she received a BA in History.

A screenshot of the EAMENA ARCHES platform with distribution of currently entered sites for Yemen

Day of Archaeology with the EAMENA project

Friday is usually the day when a traditional Monday to Friday 9–5 worker is closing off their week of work and getting ready for two days of luxurious weekend, right? Well, not so for this archaeologist. It is a busy time of year for us – it is summer and

Figure 1: The opening address of the conference. (photo Nichole Sheldrick)

SAfA 2016: Toulouse

Between 26 June and 1 July, three EAMENA team members – Michael Fradley, Louise Rayne, and Nichole Sheldrick – attended the 23rd Biennial Meeting of the Society of Africanist Archaeologists (SAfA), hosted at the Université Toulouse – Jean Jaurès in Toulou

Tadrart Acacus World Heritage Site (Rock Art) Libya (Luca Galuzzi [CC BY-SA 2.5 (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/2.5)], via Wikimedia Commons)

EAMENA and the Hague Convention

EAMENA were excited to see that the Queen’s Speech on 18 May 2016 contained a promise to pass the Cultural Property (Armed Conflicts Bill). This important piece of legislation will allow the UK (finally) to ratify the 1954 Hague Convention for the Protect

Fig.2 EAMENA at ICHAJ 13

EAMENA at ICHAJ 13

The International Conference for the History and Archaeology of Jordan (ICHAJ) occurs once every three years. It brings together the numerous teams working in Jordan in a forum to present their research, but also to discuss the challenges arising in the f

sukna layers edited

Endangered archaeology in the al-Jufra, Libya

The al-Jufra oases in Libya consist of three towns; Waddan, Hun and Sukna. Although there has been little archaeological work, the oases are of international significance as the likely centre for several Berber polities and for their crucial role in Trans

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