Alexander Durham Archaeology using a hand held digital scanner to record the 18th century icehouse The Auckland Project brick by brick. John Castling Soc Post-Med Archaeology

We are thrilled to announce the launch of our new training workshop in Amman! Joining us are staff from Jordan's Department of Antiquities (DoA) and Palestine's Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities (MoTA) as part of our British Council & Department for Culture, Media and Sport #CulturalProtectionFund project.

On July 4th, we are organising a workshop with MAHSA Project on Data Management for Archaeologists. More details about the sessions are in the programme below. The workshop is open to anyone interested! Use this link to register: zoom.us/meeting/regist…

The Protection of Wrecks Act is 50! It was world-leading in 1973 & has had major successes, but lots has changed. CIfA & Protected Wreck Association are collecting views ahead of lobbying Government to promote improvements to the Act. For details: ow.ly/JIF550ORNUj #CIfAadvocacy #archaeology

The EAMENA team from Oxford Oxford School of Archaeology and Durham Archaeology working with colleagues from Jordan and Palestine to record and monitor archaeological sites!

Last day of our British Council & Department for Culture, Media and Sport #CulturalProtectionFund training with amazing employees of Jordanian DoA & Palestinian MoTA in Amman. They have learned to use EAMENA Project methodology to carry out condition assessments to record & monitor sites in Jordan & Palestine!

Yesterday was 'Jordan Antiquities Day', a day celebrating the country's unique cultural heritage, so we thought we'd share some photos from a recent visit to the #UNESCOworldheritage sites of #Petra and #WadiRumProtectedArea by Durham Archaeology's EAMENA team!

We've recently updated our website! Check it out to find out more about Durham Archaeology's research and impact in cultural heritage protection, and learn about #DCCHP news and events. durham.ac.uk/research/insti…

📡EAMENA have launched a new MOOC developed with Durham Archaeology researchers! ‘Advanced Archaeological Remote Sensing’ is available in English, Arabic and Persian! Supported by the British Council and Department for Culture, Media and Sport #CulturalProtectionFund and the Durham University research impact fund. Links ⬇️

Want to know more about "Throwing it Out There: The #Archaeology of #Ritual, #Rivers and Rubbish"? Kai Flynn, one of our MA #Museum and #Artefact Studies students who produced the exhibition, has written a blog about the experience. #CountyDurham #UnderwaterArchaeology

The Research Infrastructure for Conservation and Heritage Science programme is open now! Our new programme aims to boost capability and capacity for heritage science research across the UK. Find out more and apply: orlo.uk/87jSL

With Durham's top-ranking #Archaeology Department, the Oriental Museum's remarkable Chinese collections, and the Palace Museum's reputation as a top international museum, we are committed to further enriching our cultural and archaeological collaboration over the next five years.

Recent satellite images on #Yemen's Red Sea coast shows construction of probable agricultural buildings in the interior of a little-known walled settlement identified by us in the The IASA bulletin on pages pp.40-41. Read the original discovery here 👇🏼 iasarabia.org/wp-content/upl…

Congratulations to the 'Exploring cultural capital in local communities' project team for winning the Emerald Publishing Interdisciplinary Research Award 2022/3👏 Find out more about the project and award here 👇

This debate will look into the linkages between climate emergency and cultural heritage in #Iraq 🇮🇶 It will be in both Arabic & English. Register now ⤵️ ucl.zoom.us/webinar/regist… ClimateHeritage