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New Book: Ethics in Archaeological Practice

 

ÂÌñÒùÆÞ 2025—Strengthening Our Foundation | Expanding Horizons—A Call to Action

 

FOA Webinars: Dr. Kate Franklin on April 30

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CHI UPDATE

Collaborating to Protect, Preserve, and Promote Libyan Heritage

ÂÌñÒùÆÞ was honored to welcome our Libyan colleagues, Dr. Mohammed Faraj Mohammed Al-Fallos (Chairman, Board of Directors, Department of Antiquities), Ambassador Ashraf Mohammed Eletaeb (Director, Department of International Cooperation, Ministry of Foreign Affairs), Mr. Rabi’i Yousef Milad (Advisor, Department of International Law and Treaties, Ministry of Foreign Affairs), and Dr. Ahmad Emrage (University of Benghazi and Member, Board of Directors, Department of Antiquities) to our office in Alexandria on April 14 for a presentation on ÂÌñÒùÆÞ’s Cultural Heritage Initiatives and a productive discussion on past and future collaborations to protect, preserve, and promote Libyan cultural heritage.

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CHI Update

Collaborating to Protect, Preserve, and Promote Libyan Heritage

ÂÌñÒùÆÞ was honored to welcome our Libyan colleagues, Dr. Mohammed Faraj Mohammed Al-Fallos (Chairman, Board of Directors, Department of Antiquities), Ambassador Ashraf Mohammed Eletaeb (Director, Department of International Cooperation, Ministry of Foreign Affairs), Mr. Rabi’i Yousef Milad (Advisor, Department of International Law and Treaties, Ministry of Foreign Affairs), and Dr. Ahmad Emrage (University of Benghazi and Member, Board of Directors, Department of Antiquities) to our office in Alexandria on April 14 for a presentation on ÂÌñÒùÆÞ’s Cultural Heritage Initiatives and a productive discussion on past and future collaborations to protect, preserve, and promote Libyan cultural heritage.

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ÂÌñÒùÆÞ Annual Meeting

November 19-22, 2025
Boston & Hybrid

Save 5% by making your exhibit, sponsor, or advertisement arrangements for the Annual Meeting before June 1. Learn more here.

 

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ÂÌñÒùÆÞ Annual Meeting

November 19-22, 2025
Boston & Hybrid

Save 5% by making your exhibit, sponsor, or advertisement arrangements for the Annual Meeting before June 1. Learn more here.

The Ancient Near East Today : Vol. 13, No. 4.2


The Amorites: Rethinking Approaches to Corporate Identity in Antiquity

 

Most of our approaches to identity in antiquity fixate upon a binary, constructed in modern scholarship. But individuals embrace multiple collective identities, whether social, ideological, or kin-related. So how should we approach the complexity of such identities in antiquity?

The Ancient Near East Today: Vol. 13, No. 4.2

The Amorites: Rethinking Approaches to Corporate Identity in Antiquity

Most of our approaches to identity in antiquity fixate upon a binary, constructed in modern scholarship. But individuals embrace multiple collective identities, whether social, ideological, or kin-related. So how should we approach the complexity of such identities in antiquity?

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Near Eastern ArchaeologyÌý88.1 Table of ContentsÌý

This issue of Near Eastern Archaeology includes articles such as From Seasonal Hunting Base to Permanent Settlement: Insights from the High-altitude Hormangan Site; Tappeh Ziar: A Chalcolithic Site along the Zayandeh Rud River Basin in Isfahan, Iran; Art as the Child of Nature: Investigating the Interplay between Human Society, Environment, and Artistic Production in Prehistoric Bronze Age Cyprus; and more. View the Table of Contents here.

 

Near Eastern Archaeology 88.1 Table of Contents

This issue of Near Eastern Archaeology includes articles such as From Seasonal Hunting Base to Permanent Settlement: Insights from the High-altitude Hormangan Site; Tappeh Ziar: A Chalcolithic Site along the Zayandeh Rud River Basin (ZRB) in Isfahan, Iran; Art as the Child of Nature: Investigating the Interplay between Human Society, Environment, and Artistic Production in Prehistoric Bronze Age Cyprus; and more. View the Table of Contents here.