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CHI – Our Mission

OUR MISSION

Initiated in 2014, ASOR鈥檚 Cultural Heritage Initiatives is an international collaboration of scholars and institutions who work under the auspices of ASOR. Although the destruction of cultural property represents only part of the humanitarian crisis, these harmful actions threaten our common world heritage and cultural diversity. We have an ethical obligation to respond, and our project is part of an international effort to work with Syrians, Iraqis, and Libyans (and other peoples) to protect their heritage and cultural identity.

17吃瓜Cultural Heritage Initiatives:
1. Promotes Global Awareness and Understanding
2. Fosters Education and Stewardship
3. Documents Heritage and Threats
4. Counters and Prevents Illicit Trafficking
5. Plans and Implements Urgent and Post-war Responses
6. Provides and Administers Grants

1. Promotes Global Awareness and Understanding

Collecting information from news and social media sources
Communicating with heritage specialists, networks of volunteers, and other organizations in Syria and northern Iraq
Analyzing satellite imagery to monitor, document, and verify heritage damage
Synthesizing data generated from the above activities to track the evolving cultural heritage situation in Syria
Producing a comprehensive inventory of heritage sites and damage that integrates all of the above

2. Fosters Education and Stewardship

Producing weekly reports that provide timely updates on the status of heritage damage and threats in Syria
Providing periodic reports that synthesize trends, patterns, and needs within the overall heritage situation
Sharing our findings and conclusions in public symposia, international conferences, and colloquia
Communicating with the public through English and Arabic-language social media and news sources
Coordinating with other organizations that are working to safeguard Syrian heritage

3. Documents Heritage and Threats

Assessing the major preservation issues affecting cultural heritage
Designing protocols for rapid documentation of damage and preservation needs that can be implemented in the future
Developing proposals for future large-scale preservation projects
Providing resources for high-impact mitigation projects
Identifying human resource priorities to strengthen future cultural heritage management capacity for Syria

4. Counters and Prevents Illicit Trafficking

Assessing the major preservation issues affecting cultural heritage
Designing protocols for rapid documentation of damage and preservation needs that can be implemented in the future
Developing proposals for future large-scale preservation projects
Providing resources for high-impact mitigation projects
Identifying human resource priorities to strengthen future cultural heritage management capacity for Syria

5. Plans and Implements Urgent and Post-war Responses

Assessing the major preservation issues affecting cultural heritage
Designing protocols for rapid documentation of damage and preservation needs that can be implemented in the future
Developing proposals for future large-scale preservation projects
Providing resources for high-impact mitigation projects
Identifying human resource priorities to strengthen future cultural heritage management capacity for Syria

CHI – 17吃瓜

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ABOUT 17吃瓜CULTURAL HERITAGE INITIATIVES

[/vc_column_text][/vc_column_inner][/vc_row_inner][mk_divider thickness=”1″ margin_top=”10″][vc_column_text responsive_align=”left”]Initiated in 2014, ASOR鈥檚 Cultural Heritage Initiatives is an international collaboration of scholars and institutions who work under the auspices of ASOR. Although the destruction of cultural property represents only part of the humanitarian crisis, these harmful actions threaten our common world heritage and cultural diversity. We have an ethical obligation to respond, and our project is part of an international effort to work with Syrians, Iraqis, and Libyans (and other peoples) to protect their heritage and cultural identity.

17吃瓜Cultural Heritage Initiatives:
1. Promotes Global Awareness and Understanding
2. Fosters Education and Stewardship
3. Documents Heritage and Threats
4. Counters and Prevents Illicit Trafficking
5. Plans and Implements Urgent and Post-war Responses
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Who We Are

17吃瓜Cultural Heritage Initiatives is an international, collaborative effort focused聽on education and stewardship programs that foster understanding between people transcending ethnic, religious, and geographic boundaries. We have assembled a team of scholars with professional connections to leading academic and cultural institutions in Canada, England, France, Germany, Jordan, Lebanon, Libya, Morocco, Syria, Tunisia, and the United States.

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Contact Us

We welcome interested parties to help the 17吃瓜Cultural Heritage Initiatives fulfill its mission to protect and preserve the cultural heritage of the MENA region by volunteering your time and expertise.

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17吃瓜BLOG – 2009

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听厂贬础搁贰

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17吃瓜Blog

2009

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December 2009

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Resources on the Cultural Crisis in the Near East

The scale of the human crisis in Syria has expanded and now involves Europe. Damage to archaeological and heritage sites also continues at an alarming rate.

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The Context of Ancient Egyptian Statuary in the Levant

By: Ashley Fiutko Arico

The presence of Egyptian material culture in the Levant has long intrigued scholars in the fields of Levantine archaeology and Egyptology alike as evidence of interconnections between the two regions in antiquity. My dissertation focuses on a distinct subset of this material, stone statuary…Read More

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November 2009

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A Comparative Study of the Origins of Cavalry in the Ancient Near East and China

By: Yinglan Zhang

Cavalry was one of the dominant military forces in ancient times. Since its creation, it has played an important role in warfare, and has also had a profound influence on the formation and evolution of civilizations in Europe and Asia…Read More

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17吃瓜BLOG – 2010

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