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I work part-time as program developer for the Alexandria Archive Institute, a non-profit which is working to provide innovative digital services for sharing research, thus filling the gaps in traditional publication. To this end, the AAI created Open Context—a free, open access resource for the electronic publication of primary field research from archaeology and related disciplines. I contribute to the Digging Digitally. Archaeology, Data Sharing, Digitally Enabled Research and Education blog. |
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My ongoing focus has been the The Iraq
War & Archaeology project. For several
years, I gathered, reviewed and commented on articles and
information about the impact of the war on the archaeological remains
in Iraq. This site was intended for
archaeologists, historians, scholars of the ancient world in general,
policy makers, journalists as well as the general public. It has now been turned into a blog but with a full site archive going back to 2003.
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Several years ago, I taught many different subjects at universities and colleges: ancient Near East, archaeology, ancient and medieval history, Middle East, modern art history, etc. Feel free to check out my curriculum vitae with many hyperlinks. | ||
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Have a look at the hypertext version of a paper I presented in April 1997 at the At Home in the Ancient World symposium in St. Louis, Missouri, celebrating the 90th anniversary of the St. Louis Chapter of the Archaeological Institute of America: | ||
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Check out my page reminiscing about the 1982 season at the archaeological site of Lehun, Jordan. | ||
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Finally, here are a few other interesting web links:
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