Wednesday, June 20, 2012

Ancient Egypt Research Associates, Inc. (AERA) Update

Ancient Egypt Research Associates, Inc. (AERA) is pleased to announce the
following titles available for free download through our website,
<www.aeraweb.org>:

Giza Occasional Papers 5: Giza Plateau Mapping Project Season 2009 Preliminary
Report, ed. by Mark Lehner, published in 2011.

AERA Field Manual Series 1: A Manual of Egyptian Pottery by Anna Wodzinska,
published in 2010.
Volume 1, revised edition (Fayum A - Lower Egyptian Culture)
Volume 2, revised edition (Naqada III - Middle Kingdom)
Volume 3 (Second Intermediate Period - Late Period)
Volume 4 (Ptolemaic Period - Modern)

These titles are also still available for sale from David Brown/Oxbow Books:
<www.oxbowbooks.com>.
The David Brown Book Co
PO Box 511 (28 Main Street)
 Oakville CT 06779

Toll-
free: 800 791 9354
Tel: 860 945 9329
Fax: 860 945 9468

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Alexandra Witsell
Managing Editor, Publications
Ancient Egypt Research Associates (AERA)
Boston
And see AWOL's Ancient Egypt Research Associates Open Access Publications

Open Access Journal: Bulletin of the Indo-Pacific Prehistory Association

 [First posted in AWOL 15 June 2009. Updated 20 June 2012]

Bulletin of the Indo-Pacific Prehistory Association

The Bulletin of the Indo-Pacific Prehistory Association is an international, peer-reviewed, open access online journal. It's purpose is to disseminate rapid communications and field reports on the archaeology of East Asia, Southeast Asia and the Pacific.

2011

Vol 31 (2011): Additional Papers from the Hanoi Conference and Others

This issue includes additional papers from the 19th Congress of the Indo-Pacific Prehistory Association, in Hanoi, as well as papers submitted from outside the conference.


2010

Vol 30 (2010): Papers from the Hanoi Conference and Others

This issue includes papers from the 19th Congress of the Indo-Pacific Prehistory Association, in Hanoi, as well as papers submitted from outside the conference.




2008

Vol 28: Papers from the Manila Congress

Proceedings of the 18th Congress of the Indo-Pacific Prehistory Association, Manila, Philippines, 20 to 26 March 2006


2007

Vol 27: Papers from the Manila congress

Proceedings of the 18th Congress of the
Indo-Pacific Prehistory Association
Manila, Philippines
20 to 26 March 2006


2006

Vol 26: Papers from the Taipei and Manila congresses

Proceedings of the 17th Congress of the
Indo-Pacific Prehistory Association
Taipei, Taiwan
9 to 15 September 2002

Proceedings of the 18th Congress of the

Indo-Pacific Prehistory Association
Manila, Phillipines
20 to 26 March 2006


2005

Vol 25: The Taipei Papers (Volume 3)

Proceedings of the 17th Congress
of the Indo-Pacific Prehistory Association
Taipei, Taiwan
9 to 15 September 2002








































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Tuesday, June 19, 2012

CENTCOM's Iraq: The Cradle of Civilization

Iraq: The Cradle of Civilization
The importance of Mesopotamia — the land between the rivers — is derived from the many "fundamental firsts" that gave rise to human civilization as well as the remarkable history and cultural and artistic legacy that have fascinated and inspired humanity for centuries.


Given CENTCOM's continuing efforts to enforce General Order 1A and DOD's continuing efforts to adhere to the regulations of The 1954 Hague Convention for the Protection of Cultural Property in the Event of Armed Conflict, the Undersecretary of Defense Legacy Resource Management Program offers this Cultural Property Training Resource to CENTCOM personnel serving in Iraq.


You can play a role in CENTCOM's effort to respect and protect historic sites and cultural property in Iraq by taking a moment to review:


• major focus areas ("The Top Ten Dos and Dont's");
• the doctrine, theory and application of cultural property protection;
• the timeline of Iraq's history and culture; and
• the laws, treaties and enforcement measures that apply within CENTCOM AOR.
Iraq
Major Focus Areas
Protecting Cultural Property
History & Culture
Significant Sites in Afghanistan
Laws, Treaties & Enforcement
Test Your Knowledge

Open Access Journal: Magyar Régészet - Hungarian Archaeology

Magyar Régészet - Hungarian Archaeology
Magazinunk negyedévente, magyar és angol nyelven párhuzamosan jelenik meg. Folyamatosan frissülő Hírek és Programok rovatunkért érdemes gyakrabban is idelátogatni.   Régészeti cikkeinket a szakmabeliek és érdeklődők figyelmébe ajánljuk. A magyar és angol nyelvű szám tartalma a célközönséghez igazodik, így részben eltér.   Kérjük, küldjön nekünk idevágó híreket, képeket, cikkeket!

Our online quarterly journal is issued in Hungarian and English. We are encouraging you to visit our page frequently, since the News and Programmes columns are regularly updated.   Our articles on archaeology are recommended to professional archaeologists, and the interested public. The contents of the Hungarian and English versions are oriented to the target audience, therefore they partly differ. Please add your voice by submitting news, images and articles!


Lectori Salutem!



The editors

Predictive Archaeological Modelling and Cultural Heritage Protection in Hungary



Gábor Mesterházy – Máté Stibrányi

Large-Scale Construction Projects and Heritage Protection in Hungary in the Past Twenty Years … and Today



Attila Gyucha

Late Antique Jug Decorated with Hunting Scenes from Budakalász



Tivadar Vida

A Sabretashe Plate from the Conquest Period Found in County Pest



Ágnes Füredi

Material remains of the Mongolian Invasion in Hungary and Development-Led Archaeology



József Laszlovszky

The Biatorbágy Hoard



Ferenc Redő


Open Access Journal: ASOR Newsletter

[First posted on  AWOL 16 January 2010, updated 3 June 2014]

ASOR Newsletter

[n.b.: "Print Newsletter Publication will Continue as News@ASOR. As some of you may have heard via mail, email, or word-of-mouth, the ASOR Newsletter will be discontinued in its print form, and will continue as a free, open resource to all our members as the e-newsletter News@ASOR (what you're currently reading). We hope to continue providing the information you previously enjoyed from the Newsletter, as well as provide a greater insight on the workings and happenings of ASOR on a monthly basis".] 

ASOR Newsletter

The ASOR Newsletter presents brief summaries of research work done under ASOR auspices and reports on the various activities of ASOR's overseas centers in Amman, Jerusalem, and Nicosia. Issues may also contain announcements of various scholarly seminars, the ASOR Annual Meeting, and fellowship opportunities. Published quarterly. 
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