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Latest Talpiot Tomb Round-Up (including a review of The Burial of Jesus)
Here’s a round-up of the latest blogging about the Talpiot tomb and related topics on other blogs.Let me begin with Daniel Mănăstireanuţs blog review of my book The Burial of Jesus, which he said...
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Islamic Finance Project DataBank
"The Islamic Finance Project DataBank (IFP DataBank) is a comprehensive collection of research information pertaining to the increasing important field of Islamic finance. It aims to assist academics,...
View ArticleHistories of Peirene: A Corinthian Fountain in Three Millennia
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View ArticleThe Symposium in Context: Pottery from a Late Archaic House near the Athenian...
New Book by AIA Member Kathleen M. Lynch
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Irancarto
"Irancarto is a scientific research website devoted to cartographic studies on Iran and the Iranian worl; current or past: society, demography, economics, politics, culture, history, language, arts,...
View ArticleΣΤΕΓΑ: The Archaeology of Houses and Households in Ancient Crete
New Book by AIA Member Kevin T. Glowacki and Natalia Vogeikoff-Brogan, eds.
View ArticleLand of Sikyon: Archaeology and History of a Greek City-State
New Book by AIA Member Yannis A. Lolos
View ArticleIsthmia: The Roman and Byzantine Graves and Human Remains
New Book by AIA Member Joseph L. Rife
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The Ratio of Physical versus Website Visitors to Museums
I lately joined the Museum Computer Group which has a very active discussion list, and a question was posed lately about how many physical visitors do museums get, versus website traffic these days....
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March Fellowship Madness Update! Week One
We are pleased to announce that in the first five days of March Fellowship Madness we have raised nearly $4,500 for fellowships! At least four additional students will now receive fellowships this...
View ArticleState of the Question for “Jesus Family Tomb” and Talpiot B
I was prodded to write this summary post by Mark Goodacre’s most recent post on Simcha Jacobovici’s apparent obliviousness to the academic criticisms of his work by Mark and others. In a video dated to...
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Royal Irish Academy Publications in Archaeology, Celtic Studies,...
Royal Irish Academy Publications in Archaeology, Celtic Studies, History, Linguistics and Literature (2012 Issue out and Open Access) Doonloughan: a seasonal settlement site on the Connemara coast In...
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Fragments of Mosaics
A recent article on a study by Bowling Green State University of mosaics in it's collection has the Turkish Antiquities authority asking for the mosaics to be returned. The find spot has been assumed...
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Progress in Creation Science
From Saturday Morning Breakfast Cereal, via John Wilkins. See also this video of a visit to the Creation Museum, shared by the British Center for Science Education:Click here to view the embedded video.
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Rose Kerr to talk on Southeast Asian Ceramics
Readers in KL may be interested in the talk given by Rose Kerr of the Victoria and Alberta Museum at the Southeast Asian Ceramics Society West Malaysian Chapter meeting on Thursday. Expert to talk on...
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Which is the more likely cause of tornados – God, natural phenomena, or...
A lot of people are responding to comments by people such as Pat Robertson and John Piper about recent tornados causing devastation in Indiana and elsewhere. Many are atheist and similar blogs, such as...
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Egypt: Sixty-eight artifacts seized in Minya
.Saeed Nafea, 'Sixty-eight artifacts seized in Minya', Egypt Independent 5th March 2012.The antiquities and tourism police in Minya, Upper Egypt, seized 68 artifacts from the Greek and Roman eras from...
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Egypt Looting, those Elusive Figures
.It's over a year now since all that looting, both of museums, storerooms and sites in Egypt following the January coup. The list of objects missing from the Egyptian Museum in Cairo which took them...
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