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New Book: LCP Handbook to the Late Roman Amphora

Friends of 17�Թ�Webinar: Igor Kreimerman, Mike Freeman, and Rachel Hallote on Nov. 12

125th Anniversary Celebration: Register by Nov. 12

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Cultural Heritage Initiatives

17�Թ�Trains Syrian and Yemeni Students and Heritage Professionals in Tools for Cultural Heritage Documentation

Over the past few months, 17�Թ�has offered free training in its cultural heritage documentation curriculum to Syrian and Yemeni students and heritage professionals in collaboration with Syrians for Heritage (SIMAT) and Heritage for Peace. ASOR’s freely accessible curriculum aims to help cultural heritage specialists perform surveys and condition assessments through mostly open-source tools and software, including KoboToolbox, QGIS, LibreCAD, and Agisoft Metashape.

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Cultural Heritage Initiatives

17�Թ�Trains Syrian and Yemeni Students and Heritage Professionals

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17�Թ�Annual Meeting

November 19-22, 2025
Boston & Hybrid

The deadline for presentation slides submission is November 7.�� Learn more here.

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17�Թ�Annual Meeting

November 19-22, 2025
Boston & Hybrid

The deadline for presentation slides submission is November 7.�� Learn more here.

The Ancient Near East Today : Vol. 13, No. 11.1

Lifting the Sky: The Cosmic Program on the ˁAin Samiya Goblet

The ˁAin Samiya goblet is small enough to sit in the palm of a hand — barely eight centimeters tall — yet its imagery reaches for the architecture of the cosmos.

The Ancient Near East Today: Vol. 13, No. 11.1

Lifting the Sky: The Cosmic Program on the ˁAin Samiya Goblet

The ˁAin Samiya goblet is small enough to sit in the palm of a hand — barely eight centimeters tall — yet its imagery reaches for the architecture of the cosmos.

Publications

The LCP Handbook to the Late Roman Amphora (LRA1)

This handbook to the Late Roman Amphora 1 (LRA1) is a publication of the Levantine Ceramics Project, and offers an up-to-date overview and user-friendly identification guide to known production sites, petrographic data, and current information on distribution, which stretches from Scotland and Wales to Yemen and India.��Read more here.