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The first ever history of British medieval illuminators’ pigments, coming out of an Arts and Humanities Research Council funded project at Durham University Fitzwilliam Museum archetype.co.uk/our-titles/the…

Some of mid-tier pyramid tombs contained both local and non-local individuals, but all those analysed from chamber and niche tombs were of local origin (as were individuals buried after the end of pharaonic rule).

We are looking to recruit 2 passionate & engaging teachers of History to deliver classes to a Chinese Exchange Student group in Oxford, on 18, 19, 22 & 23 July! The teaching content is pre-planned, & is focused toward providing the students with an overview of Oxford’s history.

Looks like a perfect book for teaching Heritage Studies!

Grant opportunity! 🚨 The Conservation Collection Library Research Grant supports research that utilizes our library collection and consists of specialized research materials related to the preservation and conservation of material cultural heritage. Funding is intended for

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Wrapped our first mission back to #Khartoum State. #Humanitarian needs are large and acute, and risks remain high - but it’s possible to work and help, and clearly there are #local capacities/initiatives to support first. We’ll be setting an office and team there in the next few

🇸🇩 Khartoum, White Nile, Aj Jazirah, and Sennar States, #Sudan (8 Sept 2024): Satellite-detected floodwaters affect about 6,500 km² of land across an 80,000 km² area. Approximately 800,000 people are potentially exposed or living near flooded regions. 📸unosat.org/products/3960

Priceless artefacts looted from Sudan’s National Museum. Fighters have taken away boxes of ancient statues, vases and other items in the capital, Khartoum, over the past year, according to senior museum staff. bloomberg.com/news/articles/…

Thanks to all participants of the🔸Training Course in #Archaeology & #Heritage Management for African Scholars🔸 Young specialists from #Sudan & #Ethiopia participated in advanced training in documentation, preservation & promotion of cultural heritage. 👉pcma.uw.edu.pl/en/2024/09/16/…

It's time for another free #DigitalResource in conservation! Available in 18 languages, "Endangered Heritage: Emergency Evacuation of Heritage Collections" from ICCROM offers a field-tested, simple workflow for the emergency evacuation of valuable objects gty.art/3Y2Do6k

New📙#PCMAPublications alert Why archaeologists team up with #bat specialists? You can find out in 2 recent articles on #BarakaProjectDongola #Sudan, co-authored by our colleagues 🔸Tomomi Fushiya (@tfushiya.bsky.social) and 🔸Artur Obluski 🏛️Thanks to the support of ALIPH @ALIPHfoundation 1/3

Job alert! 🚨 We are hiring! Institute for the Study of Ancient Cultures and the Department of Middle Eastern Studies at The University of Chicago invite applications for a TT position at the rank of Assistant Professor in Egyptology (EOE/Vet/Disability). More info and application here: apply.interfolio.com/157316

The Egypt Exploration Society supported Tomomi Fushiya (@tfushiya.bsky.social) with a #CentenaryAward to examine the history of conservation in #Sudan. The project focuses on decision-making in conservation and how decisions relate to representations of the #Sudanese past in the Condominium Period. ℹ️ees.ac.uk/resource/the-c…

Wow! We've been excavating the marvelous site of 🔸Nea Paphos🔸 in #Cyprus for 60 years now! We've been lucky to have made many wonderful discoveries - and we hope, there are still more to come! Of course, we plan to mark the occasion, so stay tuned! pcma.uw.edu.pl/en/2025/01/14/…

I opened my account on Bluesky – follow me @tfushiya.bsky.social to continue getting updates about archaeology and heritage in Sudan, and my work in Sudan, Egypt, Cyprus and Morocco! See you there.

A soldier from the armed forces stands in front of the National Museum in Khartoum, saying that most of its contents were looted, while the remaining artifacts that the militias were unable to smuggle were destroyed. #Sudan

Some good news. The National Records Office in Khartoum has survived. Administrative buildings and offices are damaged, but the building housing the documents collection is ok, and documents are scattered and need urgent attention.