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Pop-up exhibition in the Wadi Draa, Morocco

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The UCL Institute of Archaeology Air Survey Photographs: an archaeological reference collection of Royal Air Force aerial imagery from 1918-1939

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Visiting sites on the ground in Jordan, Part 1: Amra pendant 1

Figure 2: A satellite image overlaid with the approximate location of archaeological features immediately north of Azraq, Jordan. These features were first recorded on a series of 1:50,000 scale maps (TNA: CO1047/748, sheet 9) that were created using aeri

Historical aerial photographs and archaeology in the Middle East and North Africa

An aerial view of the Colossi of Memnon (Egypt) taken by a member of 55 Squadron RAF in the 1930s

The EAMENA Aerial Photograph Appeal

Figure B, C. Using Google Earth imagery to help locate Mamluk water mills (mathanet) and settlements in the Anti-Lebanon, based on Bonatz 2002.

Lebanon's Heritage at Risk: Part 3

Abandoned house and bakery (?)

Lebanon's Heritage at Risk: Part 2

 Figure 1. A satellite image of the summit of Jabal an Nabi Shu'ayb captured on the 20 March 2014. The mountaintop is dominated by the walled compound, with the probable religious structure located on the north-west side of the compound (DigitalGlobe via

The difficulty of verifying heritage damage reports

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Endangered Archaeology as captured with the Aerial Archaeology in Jordan Project: September 2016 Season

Biladi poster

Training in Beirut