Hot off the presses: AC’s Ten Most Wanted Antiquities list, an illustrated guide to some of the most significant looted, stolen, and missing artifacts from around the world! Check it out here: https://t.co/0gMPCSjF7Q
Our partners at @QNLib are holding an online lecture on watermarks as a tool to date manuscripts with Fattouma bin Yahia, Head of Manuscripts and Rare Books Department, National Library of Algeria. In Arabic, it's Dec 6 at 5:30pm in Doha. https://t.co/bQgwCHKOM5
Read the full policy brief "How will Climate Change Affect
Cultural Heritage? Recommendations for
Mitigating Risks" from @terrytownshend and @CombatLooting: https://t.co/6JO1vgzpeU
#ClimateWeekNYC | #ClimateChange
@Facebook continues to block the Cultural Heritage Lawyer blog at https://t.co/KNiBtv0Vsh because, it says, "the content doesn't meet our Community Standards." I'm thrilled #Facebook now has unblocked @ARCA_artcrime's blog! You can highlight the problem by RT'ing this post.
There are so many fascinating things to see while searching the @dlmenetwork. This stereoview comes from the American Univ in Cairo's collections and shows the step pyramid of Djoser in Saqqara in 1896. What do you find compelling? #DLME. https://t.co/6Wh444wo00
Today’s @dlmenetwork find - beautiful gold necklace with nefer signs from the time period of Tuthmosis III. One translation of “nefer” is “beautiful on the inside and the outside.” What’s your favorite #DLME find? https://t.co/xFBwx1XtuL
CLIR and @StanfordLibs announce the launch of the Digital Library of the Middle East @dlmenetwork, a collaboration that aims to become one of the world’s largest online archives of Middle Eastern and North African artifacts. #DLME#MENA https://t.co/oNeHSYXS6j
Deeply grateful to the @MellonFdn and @WhitingFdn for their support over the last four years, which, along with the collaboration of our partners in the MENA region, made this possible.
CLIR and @StanfordLibs announce the launch of the Digital Library of the Middle East @dlmenetwork, a collaboration that aims to become one of the world’s largest online archives of Middle Eastern and North African artifacts. #DLME#MENA https://t.co/oNeHSYXS6j
Egypt's National Library and Archives put periodicals online for free including works on modern history, heritage, and children’s literature. Check out this article for more info: https://t.co/Wn7bpgk2qn
@MidEastLibs @arablit@NYULibrariesACO@HAZINEblog
Spend your ☕️ break this AM with the AC! Join us at 11 EDT for a live, half-hour discussion on the looting—and recovery—of the Bill of Rights. 🇺🇸 🇺🇸 🇺🇸
https://t.co/brDxCHGuYf
Join @CombatLooting as we discussing the role of culture in the post-Covid economic recovery at 11am Eastern tomorrow, May 26 with Rich Kurin, Bonnie Burnham, and Donovan Rypkema. Details and registration here: https://t.co/qm2FBrIIeY.
As policy-makers engineer the economic rebound from #COVID19, the #arts and culture sector—an $875 billion driver of the U.S. economy alone—offers opportunity. Join us as we ask, "How can culture be part of the post-COVID economic recovery?" Register now!
https://t.co/LI9hyPyzZ7
The challenges faced in #Yemen are daunting. There is the threat of renewed conflict, floods that burst the sewers, and a rain so significant that offices and collections are threatened. On top of the first Covid cases in the country. Glad to hear you are ready to help, #ALIPH!
@CombatLooting, one of our founding organizations, has a very interesting debate on Wednesday on an important issue in the ethics of archaeology. Register here: https://t.co/ceBXTt9Gk7
Our Founding Organization, @Combatlooting, has a policy brief out today on the ethical obligation to report site looting, from @VCUWilderSchool's Blythe Ballestrieri.
Our Founding Organization, @Combatlooting, has a policy brief out today on the ethical obligation to report site looting, from @VCUWilderSchool's Blythe Ballestrieri.