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2022 Baghdad Committee

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2022 BAGHDAD COMMITTEE

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The Baghdad Committee (whose formal name is the Committee on Mesopotamian Civilization) oversees the production of the Journal of Cuneiform Studies (JCS), has published a newsletter on archaeological and other research in Iraq, has coordinated field projects throughout Iraq, and for a period of time had an Institute functioning in Baghdad. The committee recommends recipients for the Mesopotamian Fellowship to the 17吃瓜board. This fellowship funds researchers studying the region, through the generosity of the James B. Nies Trust.

Jay Crisostomo, Chair
Pinar Durgun
Gina Konstantopoulos
Susanne Paulus
Clemens Reichel
Steven Renette
Piotr Michalowski,听JCS听别诲颈迟辞谤

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2022 Committee on Archaeological Research and Policy (CAP)

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2022 COMMITTEE ON ARCHAEOLOGICAL RESEARCH AND POLICY (CAP)

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The Committee on Archaeological Research and Policy takes responsibility for designating archaeological fieldwork projects and archaeological publication projects as 鈥淐AP-affiliated,鈥� thereby indicating that these projects have agreed to conform to the 17吃瓜Policy on Professional Conduct and the Statement of General Standards for Projects Affiliated with ASOR. CAP-affiliated projects are eligible to apply for 17吃瓜grants that support projects (Dana, Gold, Harris, and Seger Archaeological Project Grants). Some 17吃瓜scholarships that support students鈥� participation in archaeological fieldwork are also available only for work at CAP-affiliated excavations. The committee is also responsible for discussing and debating matters of archaeological research and policy, especially with the goal of developing guidelines and resources for 17吃瓜members and others regarding the highest scholarly and ethical standards for archaeological fieldwork and publications. 听In addition, through听a subcommittee, it awards 17吃瓜project grants and scholarships for fieldwork participation, unless otherwise specified in donor agreements.听

Steve Falconer, Chair (until听December 31, 2023)

Class of 2022

Patricia Fall
Emily Hammer
Hamed Salem

Class of 2023

Georgia Andreou
Carrie Atkins
Hanan Charaf Mullins
Brita Lorentzen
Kathryn Morgan
Tate Paulette
Stephanie Selover

Class of 2024

Suzanne Pilaar Birch
Timothy P. Harrison
Robert Mullins
Monique Roddy

Ex Officio

- Sharon Herbert (17吃瓜President)
- Matthew Adams (AIAR Executive Director)
- Jesse Casana (Damascus Committee Chair)
- Jay Crisostomo (Baghdad Committee Chair)
- David Graf (Saudia Arabia Committee Chair)
- Peyton (Randy) Helm (17吃瓜Board Representative)
- Lindy Crewe (CAARI Executive Director)
- Pearce Paul Creasman (ACOR Executive Director)
- Andrew G. Vaughn (17吃瓜Executive Director, non-voting)

CAP Fellowship Committee

Patricia Fall, Chair
Emily Hammer
Brita Lorentzen
Stephanie Selover

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A17吃瓜73: Tel Jezreel

Posted on January 18, 2022 by Jared Koller

New Annual of 17吃瓜Publication

An Examination of the Stratigraphy and Neolithic-Iron Age Pottery from Tel Jezreel, Area A

by听Charlotte Whiting and Gloria London

This volume presents the results of the Tel Jezreel Post-Excavation and Publication Project, directed by Charlotte Whiting on behalf of the Council for British Research in the Levant (CBRL). The project analyzed the Tel Jezreel excavation archive stored at the CBRLs Kenyon Institute in Jerusalem. The current volume presents the stratigraphic sequence (by Charlotte Whiting) and the Neolithic to Iron Age pottery (by Gloria London) excavated during the 1995-1996 seasons. The Tel Jezreel stratigraphy and ceramics have been deemed relevant to determining Iron Age chronological and social issues, two topics that are highly debated in the literature. Despite the fragmentary nature of the deposits, they are published here in order to address these questions. In addition, the study of the ceramics revealed an unanticipated abundance of highly varied pre-Iron Age pottery. Social and technological aspects of the manufacturing techniques, including burnish practices, are discussed.

Annual of ASOR, Volume 73, Series Editor William Caraher, April 2021, 304 pages, 90 b/w figures, 3 tables, ISBN 978-0-89757-111-1, $84.95.

Special Offer for 17吃瓜Members

17吃瓜members (with a mailing address in the USA) can purchase a copy of A17吃瓜73 at the discounted price of $25.00 (75% discount + $5.00 US shipping) through February 15, 2022, while supplies last. Purchases are restricted to one volume per member. We are unable to offer this discount to members without a US mailing address due to international shipping costs, but you can purchase and ship a copy through the ISD link below. Please contact听programs@asor.org听with any questions.听

Available from ISD 鈥� Distributor of Scholarly Books

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ECS Poster and Student Paper Preparation Session

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Fieldwork Report: David Rhys Sharpe

FOA Webinar Panel: From Tunis to Tataouine

Find One 鈥� Fund One

Posted on January 17, 2022 by Jared Koller

FIND ONE 鈥� FUND ONE

17吃瓜plans to celebrate our 122nd year (2022) by awarding more than $222,000 in fellowships, scholarships, and grants!听This extraordinary commitment to our members has been made possible by donors who have established endowments or made annual contributions to these programs.

We invite you to听听(a scholarship, fellowship, or grant) or to help听听(designated gifts to enable us to award even more, or unrestricted gifts to help with the costs of administering and distributing the awards).

17吃瓜plans to make four types of awards:

听($112,000)
听($50,000)
听($40,000)
听(at least $20,000鈥攚e need more donations)

The deadline to apply for fieldwork scholarships and grants is听a little over a month away (February 18 for scholarships, February 28 for grants).

17吃瓜is only able to provide these scholarships with the partnership of our many donors. We are pleased听with the progress that听17吃瓜is making to establish new scholarships and grants through endowed funds, but we also need annual support from our friends and members to send these eager students and early-career scholars into the field.听Please support archaeology鈥檚 next generation by making a gift today. Because of the ongoing pandemic, we especially need gifts to fund听. Gifts to the听听(unrestricted) will help defray the costs of administering and distributing the grants. We also invite you to make a听听from the drop-down menu on the donations module.

Please spread the word and don鈥檛 hesitate to contact us if you have any questions (e-mail听or call [703-789-9229]).

-The 17吃瓜Team

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ECS Poster and Student Paper Preparation Session

Cultural Heritage Committee Seeks New Members

Fieldwork Report: David Rhys Sharpe

FOA Webinar Panel: From Tunis to Tataouine

2022 Publications Committee

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2022 PUBLICATIONS COMMITTEE

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The Publications Committee takes responsibility for overseeing 17吃瓜publications, including ASOR鈥檚 three scholarly journals — the Bulletin of ASOR, Near Eastern Archaeology, and the Journal of Cuneiform Studies 鈥� and ASOR鈥檚 three monograph series — the Annual of 17吃瓜(AASOR), the 17吃瓜Archaeological Reports Series (17吃瓜– ARS), and the Journal of Cuneiform Studies Supplement Series (JCCSS). The committee oversees as well as ASOR鈥檚 digital database, the Levantine Ceramics Project, and ASOR鈥檚 Friends of 17吃瓜e-newsletter, The ANE Today. In addition, the Publications Committee conducts searches for and recommends to the 17吃瓜Board of Trustees individuals to serve as editors or in some cases co-editors of ASOR鈥檚 scholarly journals and monograph series. Typically, editors serve for three-year terms and can be renewed for a second term. Finally, the committee discusses and advises 17吃瓜regarding new publication initiatives, especially digital publishing initiatives and making 17吃瓜publications available through open access.

Kevin McGeough, Chair (until December 31, 2024)