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| July 18, 2017 |
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| ASOR Website Photo Contest |
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Have you noticed that photos are a central feature of the new ASOR website? Would you like to see your photos featured? If so, please send us your best landscapes, panoramas, artifact portraits, and candids. We will choose the best images from different countries where ASOR members work to feature in the homepage slideshow that will change monthly. Other images may be chosen for the banner images on all other webpages. Click here for more information. |
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| BASOR 377 Table of Contents |
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The table of contents for BASOR 377 (May 2017) is available online. This issue contains articles: "From Stadium to Harbor: Reinterpreting the Curved Ashlar Structure in Roman Tiberias," by Rick Bonnie; "The Qubur al-Walaydah Bowl: New Images and Old Readings," by Nathaniel E. Greene; and more. Read more ... |
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| ASOR CHI Solicits CVs for Potential Openings |
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ASOR Cultural Heritage Initiatives (ASOR CHI) is an international collaboration of scholars and institutions assisting local stakeholders in the Middle East to preserve and protect cultural heritage. ASOR CHI may have the need to hire additional staff for temporary positions during the second half of 2017. We thus invite ASOR members and friends who might be interested in such positions to let us know. Click here for more information. |
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| ASOR CHI: Damage to al-Rafiqah Wall in Raqqa’s Old City by US-led Coalition Forces |
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ASOR CHI discusses the recent damage to the al-Rafiqah Wall in the Old City of Raqqa as operations continue to retake the city from ISIL. “On July 3, 2017 the US-led Coalition conducted airstrikes on two 25 m-long sections of the city wall of Raqqa, also known as the al-Rafiqah Wall. DigitalGlobe satellite imagery confirms that the strikes hit the eastern portion of the wall.” Read more ... |
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| ASOR Extends Grace Period Before Membership Rates Increase |
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As announced in an email dated February 13, 2017, and in News@ASOR on March 7, ASOR reduced membership rates for Undergraduates, Graduates, and Early Career members effective February 15, 2017. In a membership survey conducted last year, our more senior members expressed a willingness to pay a somewhat higher rate to support the aforementioned reductions. As previously announced, rates for Regular, Retired, and Sustaining Memberships were due to increase between $5 and $10 on July 1, 2017. In an effort to give our members more notice, we have extended the grace period to August 15 before the new rates take effect. To renew or join at the previous, lower rates, please renew online, call the ASOR office, or email us. |
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| Annual Meeting Poster Deadline: August 1 |
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Are you having an exciting field season? Have you been working on research that will be ready to share in the fall? The Projects on Parade Poster Session is accepting poster abstracts for the 2017 ASOR Annual Meeting, November 15-18, at The Westin Boston Waterfront. The deadline to submit a poster abstract is August 1. Posters are an ideal format for presenting archaeological projects, a technical aspect of your research, a complex graphic and/or quantitative data, or a spectacular find from the field season. Visit the Projects on Parade Poster Session page for more information and instructions on how to submit a poster abstract. |
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| The ASOR Office Has Moved |
The ASOR office has moved and we have a new address and phone numbers! Please send all future correspondence to: American Schools of Oriental Research P.O. Box 15729 Boston, MA 02215
Main Telephone Number: (857) 990-3139 Membership / Publications Telephone: (857) 277-0417
Please stay tuned for more information regarding additional phone numbers and new e-mail addresses ending in asor.org rather than bu.edu.
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