The EAMENA Blog

A tell site in 'my' area in Syria (Google Earth, CNES / Airbus, 8 March 2018).

Volunteering for EAMENA (part 1)

Figure 2. An example of a 1938 aerial photograph, showing the town of Mersa Matruh (EAMENA photo reference: EGYPT_113C_MATRUH_A9_1834)

Opening up historic aerial photograph datasets to support endangered heritage documentation in Egypt

Visitors attending the opening of the exhibition, Nubian Museum, Aswan, Egypt, November 2018. Photographs: EAMENA.

Producing a Pop-Up Exhibition: Part 2 - selecting images and writing accessible text

Visitors attending the opening of the exhibition, Nubian Museum, Aswan, Egypt, November 2018. Photographs: EAMENA.

Producing a pop-up exhibition: Part 1 - establishing themes and designing the panels

Fig 1: The Wadi Draa pop-up exhibition panels on which the Cultural Protection Fund pop-up exhibition panels are based.

The Cultural Protection Fund Pop-up Exhibition - the Excitement of Beginning the Task

Figure 1 Presentations were helpful for introducing the archaeology in Syria and Iraq.

Iraq, Syria and Durham: the EAMENA summer volunteer programme

Figure 3: The landing page of the Yemen Heritage Management Platform

EAMENA, UNESCO, and Yemeni authorities collaborate to build a national digital database to monitor Yemen's rich heritage landscapes

Figure 1. Fassu'ah Fort. Showing the isolated Fassu'ah Fort and the two birkas in for foreground. Image, R.H Bewley, APAAME_20151006_RHB-0108, 2015.

The Ottoman Hajj Forts of Southern Jordan: a tale of damage and preservation

Figure 2: Kefeir Abu Kinan (MAD-0035). Top left: Satellite imagery from 2010 showing three large depressions, interpreted as cisterns (DigitalGlobe via Google Earth, 09/02/2010). Top right: Aerial photograph from 2010, showing the cisterns more clearly (A

Visiting sites on the ground in Jordan. Part 2: the Madaba region

Figure 3 Oblique aerial photograph of St Catherine's Monastery looking north, taken by John Clubb (683 Squadron RAF) in 1951

Results from the EAMENA aerial photograph appeal: St Catherine's Monastery, Sinai (Egypt)