The Academic Archaeologist
Aiming to unpack and make ancient Mesopotamia and archaeology accessible to everyone!
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Daily |
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| Issues | 63 | Founded | 2 years ago | Last Issue | 5 days ago |
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Mesopotamia....What Happened Here?
(Image source: National Museum of Iran)
In a plain-looking case at the National Museum of Iran in Tehran sits a small silver vessel that, for the best part of a century, held its secrets better than almost any other object from the ancient...
The Most Brutal King in Ancient Mesopotamia
The pillar stood outside the city gate, and it was built from people.
The pillar stood outside the city gate, and it was built from people. Some of the men had been flayed alive, their skins stretched and nailed around the column like a gr...
Mesopotamia: What Happened Here? A Stone That Remembers a Sale
In Room 55 of the British Museum sits a block of black limestone just over two feet tall, its rounded top carved with a crowded field of symbols: face A: (1) Lunar disc, (2) Solar disc, (3) Eight-pointed star, (4) Horned headdress upon shri...
A Sneak Peak into September.....
Introducing: Between Two Rivers
Who doesn’t like the smell of new books and buying new stationary before the start of a new term?!
For the next YEAR, beginning on Friday 11th September, every week here becomes a door into ancient Meso...
Mesopotamia: What Happened Here? The Flaying of Lachish
(Image source: British Museum)
A gypsum panel just over two and a half metres tall stands in Room 10a of the British Museum, catalogued simply as museum number 124909. It shows a procession (including children!) moving through a rocky, ter...
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A PhD research Archaeologist, with a background in museology, specialising in the Near East. Aiming to make ancient Mesopotamia accessible to everyone!
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