And that’s a wrap.
Yesterday we officially concluded our third season at Gird-i Matrab. It was a veeeeeery positive campaign, with lots of surprises and incredible results. Thanks to everyone who supported the project and stay y’all tuned for more. #mesopotamia#iraq#kurdistqn
Tomorrow, our Director @RoccoPalermo will present the results of the 2024 campaign at the Iraqi Institute for Conservation and Heritage in Erbil. Kurdish and expat friends and colleagues, if you are around at 11 am, please stop by: there will be plenty of cool stuff to see.
We are honored to present the contribution of Gird-I Matrab to the photographic exhibition inaugurated today in Erbil, which celebrates the Italian archaeological missions in Iraqi Kurdistan. Link to the official website for additional content and info: https://t.co/TSDuaUauXJ
ASOR is offering 40+ fieldwork participation scholarships for the summer. These scholarships of $2,000 each offer recipients the chance to participate in fieldwork on ASOR-affiliated archaeological projects. Apply by February 12, 2024. Learn more here: https://t.co/YHJ6v7Ubk4
During the summer of 2023, Marta Doglio (@doglio_marta) joined the Gird-I Matrab Archaeological Project in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq to work as a trench supervisor and pottery specialist.
Read more at: https://t.co/AstyP8sPbj
GMAP Project: https://t.co/J7I4QEMORj
Our very own @doglio_marta was awarded a P.E McCallister Grant from @ASOResearch for the past season at Gird-I Matrab. Read about Marta’s experience in KRG and the excavation of Late Chalcolithic domestic units here. #archaeology#krg#mesopotamia#iraq https://t.co/vP3cbPKhcm
Happy Holidays to Everyone from the GMAP team. Winter break is a time of reflection and preparation for the 2024 campaign. More very soon! #archaeology#iraq#kurdistan#mesopotamia.
A very productive week for our team members at the @ASOResearch meeting in Chicago. We presented the results of the past two field seasons among colleagues and familiar faces. Thanks, among others, to @jasonalikur, @najatga, @petramcreamer, @archbot44, and all the GMAP friends.
The team is back to their homes in KRG or Europe/North America for a week by now. We figured this is the right time to share some shots from our past field season. #archaeology#mesopotamia#kurdistan#iraq
The Cradle of Civilization Is Drying Up
Climate change endangers the Tigris and Euphrates—but it’s not the only reason the rivers are vanishing.
https://t.co/wjFbSnCMtT
Today's update comes from Area B, the mainly Chalcolithic step-trench on Mound 1. We have dug up an impressive amount of ceramics for such a relatively small area. #mesopotamia#archaeology#iraq#kurdistan
We wanted to be part of the “change your logo” challenge. We do think this Late Chalcolithic animal head figurine is way better than any random X you could find online these days. #archaeology#mesopotamia#kurdistan#iraq