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ASOR ANNOUNCEMENTS AND NEWS POSTS

 

NEA 87.3 Table of Contents

 

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

 

FOA Webinars: Laura Mazow on October 23

 

Early Career Scholars Committee Call for New Members

News Items

Past ASOR News, Month to Month

ASOR ANNOUNCEMENTS AND NEWS POSTS

News Items

Past ASOR News, Month to Month
 

CHI UPDATE

CHI Update: Launch of Interactive Geodatabase through Google Maps

ASOR CHI’s initiatives in the Sahel and northern Africa has resulted in over 800 heritage sites documented, including nearly one third of those sites severely damaged or in disrepair. ASOR has developed an interactive database through Google Maps to share ASOR’s efforts widely.

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CHI Update

Launch of Interactive Geodatabase through Google Maps

ASOR CHI’s initiatives in the Sahel and northern Africa has resulted in over 800 heritage sites documented, including nearly one third of those sites severely damaged or in disrepair. ASOR has developed an interactive database through Google Maps to share ASOR’s efforts widely.

Read More

 

ASOR Annual Meeting

Boston & Hybrid: November 20-23
The Hilton Boston Park Plaza

Learn about 2024 sessions, workshops, special events, and more here.

 

 

ASOR Annual Meeting

Boston & Hybrid: November 20-23
The Hilton Boston Park Plaza

Learn about 2024 sessions, workshops, special events, and more here.

Mosaic depicting Jesus healing the paralytic of Bethesda, from Sant’Apollinare Nuovo, Ravenna. Photo by Nick Thompson. CC BY-SA. 

The Ancient Near East Today : Vol. 12, No. 10.1

Person, Place, and Object: Ritual Healing in Roman and Late Antique Palestine

Malaria, battle wounds, pregnancy, scorpion stings, sciatica: these are just a few of the medical concerns that appear in ancient sources. How did people from different religious communities address them?

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Mosaic depicting Jesus healing the paralytic of Bethesda, from Sant’Apollinare Nuovo, Ravenna. Photo by Nick Thompson. CC BY-SA.

The Ancient Near East Today: Vol. 12, No. 10.1


Person, Place, and Object: Ritual Healing in Roman and Late Antique Palestine

Malaria, battle wounds, pregnancy, scorpion stings, sciatica: these are just a few of the medical concerns that appear in ancient sources. How did people from different religious communities address them?

Read More

 

Near Eastern Archaeology 87.3 Table of Contents 

This issue of Near Eastern Archaeology is a special issue on Spanish archaeology in the Near East. It includes articles such as: Spanish Archaeology in the Near East in the Twentieth Century; The Current Study of the Ancient Near East in Spain: Trends and Context; Tell el-Farʿah: New Archaeological Research on the Iron Age IIA in the Central Mountains of Palestine; and more. View the Table of Contents here.

 

Near Eastern Archaeology 87.3 Table of Contents

This issue of Near Eastern Archaeology is a special issue on Spanish archaeology in the Near East. It includes articles such as: Spanish Archaeology in the Near East in the Twentieth Century; The Current Study of the Ancient Near East in Spain: Trends and Context; Tell el-Farʿah: New Archaeological Research on the Iron Age IIA in the Central Mountains of Palestine; and more. View the Table of Contents here.