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ASOR ANNOUNCEMENTS AND NEWS POSTS

Cultural Heritage Initiatives

Sudan National Museum Access Project Update

Since launching in January, ASOR’s Sudan National Museum Access Project has made steady progress in strengthening site security and restoring key infrastructure at the Sudan National Museum in Khartoum. This work is being carried out in close collaboration with Sudan’s antiquities department, the National Corporation for Antiquities and Museums. Over the last three months, the work has focused on two main priorities: repairing a damaged enclosure wall and clearing the property’s sewage drainage system.

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Cultural Heritage Initiatives

Sudan National Museum Access Project Update

Since launching in January, ASOR’s Sudan National Museum Access Project has made steady progress in strengthening site security and restoring key infrastructure at the Sudan National Museum in Khartoum. This work is being carried out in close collaboration with Sudan’s antiquities department, the National Corporation for Antiquities and Museums. Over the last three months, the work has focused on two main priorities: repairing a damaged enclosure wall and clearing the property’s sewage drainage system.

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ASOR Annual Meeting

November 18-21, 2026
Chicago & Hybrid

The Call for Papers deadline has been extended to April 1 for paper and workshop presentation proposals.

 ASOR Annual Meeting

November 18-21, 2026
Chicago & Hybrid

The Call for Papers deadline has been extended to April 1 for paper and workshop presentation proposals.

The Ancient Near East Today : Vol. 14, No. 4.3

Severed Spaces: Documenting Cultural Heritage at Risk in Iran

The Cultural Heritage Watch platform not only documents the damage to Iran’s heritage in wartime but preserves the social memories and meanings of these places.

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The Ancient Near East Today: Vol. 14, No. 4.3

Severed Spaces: Documenting Cultural Heritage at Risk in Iran

The Cultural Heritage Watch platform not only documents the damage to Iran’s heritage in wartime but preserves the social memories and meanings of these places.

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Publications

BASOR 395 (May 2026)

The May 2026 issue of BASOR includes articles such as: Preservation through Transformation: Identifying Late Roman Hula Valley Sites in Panias’s Diocletianic Boundary Stones; The Life and Afterlife of the Palace of Herod Antipas in Tiberias; Baʾude, a World Heritage Site in Northern Syria from the Early Byzantine Era: A Study of the Residential Buildings and Their State of Preservation; ʿEn Ḥaẓeva in the Arabah Valley: A “Faynanite” Signature in Late Iron Age I–Early Iron Age IIA Ceramic Assemblages; and more. Click here for more.

Publications

BASOR 395 (May 2026)

The May 2026 issue of BASOR includes articles such as: Preservation through Transformation: Identifying Late Roman Hula Valley Sites in Panias’s Diocletianic Boundary Stones; The Life and Afterlife of the Palace of Herod Antipas in Tiberias; Baʾude, a World Heritage Site in Northern Syria from the Early Byzantine Era: A Study of the Residential Buildings and Their State of Preservation; ʿEn Ḥaẓeva in the Arabah Valley: A “Faynanite” Signature in Late Iron Age I–Early Iron Age IIA Ceramic Assemblages; and more. Click here for more.