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BASOR 392 Table of Contents

 

ASOR 2025—Strengthening Our Foundation | Expanding Horizons—A Call to Action

 

FOA Webinars: Sara E. Cole on December 4

 

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ASOR ANNOUNCEMENTS AND NEWS POSTS

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Past ASOR News, Month to Month
 

CHI UPDATE

Participation in 1st ICOM-Africa Annual Conference

In October, ASOR staff and their partners in the Sahel attended the 1st Annual ICOM-Africa Conference in Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso. The event’s focus on inclusion, learning, and sustainability reflects the evolving role of African museums as they adapt to the needs of local communities and strive to engage a global audience.

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CHI Update

Participation in 1st ICOM-Africa Annual Conference

In October, ASOR staff and their partners in the Sahel attended the 1st Annual ICOM-Africa Conference in Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso. The event’s focus on inclusion, learning, and sustainability reflects the evolving role of African museums as they adapt to the needs of local communities and strive to engage a global audience.

Read More

 

ASOR Annual Meeting

Boston & Hybrid: November 20-23
The Hilton Boston Park Plaza

View the 2024 academic program, business schedule, and special events here.

 

 

ASOR Annual Meeting

Boston & Hybrid: November 20-23
The Hilton Boston Park Plaza

View the 2024 academic program, business schedule, and special events here.

 

The Ancient Near East Today : Vol. 12, No. 11.1


Samsi, “Queen of the Arabs”, and Her Fight Against Assyria

The women referred to in Assyrian inscriptions as “Queen of the Arabs” have been a passing footnote in Neo-Assyrian history — until now. Here is the story of one of them.

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The Ancient Near East Today: Vol. 12, No. 11.1

Samsi, “Queen of the Arabs”, and Her Fight Against Assyria

The women referred to in Assyrian inscriptions as “Queen of the Arabs” have been a passing footnote in Neo-Assyrian history — until now. Here is the story of one of them.

Read More

 

Bulletin of ASOR 392 Table of Contents 

This issue of Bulletin of ASOR includes articles such as Terra-cotta Roof Tiles in the Ancient Synagogues of Judaea/Palaestina; Reconstructing Late Prehistoric Occupation in the Southern Levant: Irbid as a Case Study for Settlements and Funerary Patterns; Biography of a Neo-Assyrian Relief Fragment from Nineveh; Dine and Worship: The Roman Complex in Front of the Pan Grotto in Paneas/Caesarea Philippi; and more. View the Table of Contents here.

 

Bulletin of ASOR 392 Table of Contents

This issue of Bulletin of ASOR includes articles such as Terra-cotta Roof Tiles in the Ancient Synagogues of Judaea/Palaestina; Reconstructing Late Prehistoric Occupation in the Southern Levant: Irbid as a Case Study for Settlements and Funerary Patterns; Biography of a Neo-Assyrian Relief Fragment from Nineveh; Dine and Worship: The Roman Complex in Front of the Pan Grotto in Paneas/Caesarea Philippi; and more. View the Table of Contents here.