Late Antique historian Lee Mordechai just posted an updated version of last months thread on the war in Gaza as he sees it

Did those walls really come tumbling down? Join us at 6pm on the 18th April for an evening at Jericho with our CEO & Curator Lady Baroness HRH Princess Furball #GTTO🏳️‍⚧️🇪🇺 and find out! [email protected] to book your ticket, or watch it later on our YouTube channel!

Starting immediately after the Eid holidays, we are delighted to welcome you to our #library with our new extended hours as below.
We are confident that this new schedule will better suit your needs, offering enhanced access to our resources and facilities during the evenings.

We are pleased to announce the availability of two new #grants for Jordanians working in #Jordan . Further details regarding the scope, amount, eligibility criteria, timing, and application process are available at the link (acorjordan.org/2024jordangran…).

My upcoming book with Yale University Press London📚 now has a front cover! Due to come out in January 2025, it traces the human history of the #DeadSea from the Neolithic to the present. Huge thanks to Joanna Godfrey and the design team at YUP.

Pleased to have this piece published as part of Journal of Field Archaeology special issue ‘On Backdirt’. Thank you to the editors and peer-reviewers!

A startlingly beautiful image of an ancient Egyptian female acrobat painted on a c. 3,250 year old potsherd. Found in Deir el-Medina,the ancient village where the community of workmen & craftsmen responsible for the construction and decoration of royal and princely tombs lived.

An important thread regarding reporting and narrative framing of archaeological finds. For what purpose? Read on…