The ASOR Blog: The American Schools of Oriental Research
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| Blog Name: | The ASOR Blog: The American Schools of Oriental Research |
| Url: | http://asorblog.org/ |
| Language: | English |
| Topics: | Archaeology |
| Description: | This blog is meant to facilitate ASOR’s mission “to initiate, encourage and support research into, and public understanding of, the peoples and cultures of the Near East from the earliest times.” |
| Popularity: | 30 Followers |
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How To Punish Your Liver in New Orleans
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Dora the Explorer Needs Our Help
| In Dora’s Big Dig by Alison Inches (Simon Spotlight, 2006), Dora digs up a turquoise stone and tells her monkey friend that she should take the stone to her mami, because “My mami is an...more |
Eric Cline’s “Last Lecture”
| Eric Cline talks about archaeology, including examples from his own career to date, dispenses some advice for would-be archaeologists/students, and provides some suggestions |
Voodoo Dolls of the Ancient Near East
| On Saturday, November 21st, from 6-8 PM, the American Schools of Oriental Research will close out its annual meeting in New Orleans with an outreach session entitled “Voodoo Dolls of the Ancient Near East.” It’s free and open to the public, including our friends in town for the Society of Biblical Literature annual meeting. The session will be somewhere inside the Astor Crown hotel at the corner of Canal and Bourbon. Here’s the lineup: Michael M. Homan (Xavier University of Louisiana), Presiding Sallie Ann Glassman (Island of Salvation Botanica/La Source Ancienne Ounfou), more |
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