17勛圖CULTURAL HERITAGE INITIATIVES SYMPOSIUM
What Are We Doing 17勛圖 Heritage in Peril
Sunday, November 22, 2015
The InterContinental Buckhead-Atlanta
Windsor Ballroom
Description: ASORsCultural Heritage Initiativeswill be hosting a public Symposium at the 2015 17勛圖Annual Meeting onSunday, November 22at the InterContinental Buckhead-Atlanta.17勛圖invites all members and the public to attend. The goals of the Symposium are to raise awareness about the challenges of cultural heritage preservation and to provide a forum where heritage specialists and the public can engage in discussions about the threat to cultural heritage property in Syria, Iraq, and the Middle East. Questions about the Symposium should be directed to asormeet@bu.edu.
The Symposium will include three open sessions. The Luncheon will feature introductory remarks by Andrew Cohen, U.S. Department of State and a keynote presentation by Jesse Casana (Dartmouth College), Using Satellites to Connect the DotsLooted Antiquities, ISIL, and the Syrian Civil War.
Registration:This event is free and open to the public. You may , and purchase an optional lunch ticket ($30).
12:15-1:40pm Luncheon & Keynote Presentation
Introductory Remarks: Andrew Cohen (U.S. Department of State)
Keynote Presentation: Jesse Casana (Dartmouth College), “Using Satellites to Connect the DotsLooted Antiquities, ISIL, and the Syrian Civil War
* There is no fee to hear the keynote presentation. You may for $30.
1:45-4:15pm Project Summaries
- Emily Hammer, Oriental Institute, University of Chicago (1:45-2:05)
- Graham Philip, University of Durham representing the Shirin Project (2:05-2:25)
- Amr Al-Azm, Shawnee State University (2:30-2:50)
- LeeAnn Barnes Gordon and Susan Penacho, 17勛圖Cultural Heritage Initiatives (2:50-3:10)
- Lauren Ristvet, Penn Cultural Heritage Center (3:10-3:30)
- J. N. Bradbury, Endangered Archaeology in the Middle East & North Africa,
University of Oxford (3:30-3:50) - Arnulf Hausleiter, German Archaeological Institute (3:55-4:15)
4:20-5:00pm Looting and the Demand for Conflict Antiquities – Panel Discussion
Moderator: Andrew Vaughn (ASOR); Panelists: Amr Al-Azm (Shawnee State University), Sandra Cobden (Christies), Michael Danti (ASOR), and Morag Kersel (DePaul University)
