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CBRL is a learned society working with the countries, peoples and societies of the Levant to advance public education through promoting and disseminating research in the humanities, social sciences and related subjects.
Join us for our 12th and last lecture in the CBRL Graduate Network: Skills Development...
The Karak Castle and Town Documentation Project has recently launched its third season. This new...
Eman Shahin and Alice Lubbock talk about the BIRI Project Women Transcending Boundaries, a project which uncovers the intertwined lives of women who shaped archaeology and heritage work across many regions. Using the archives of the British International Research Institutes (BIRI), they trace how letters, photographs, field notes and personal writings reveal an interconnected history of women whose contributions were often overlooked.
Supported by the Aerial Archaeology in Jordan (AAJ) project and in collaboration with EAMENA, Robert Bewley and Firas Bqa’in talk about their field visit to newly identified Roman camps in Jordan’s Eastern Desert. They discuss the process of documenting these sites from aerial photography to on-the-ground surveys, the discovery of pottery and architectural features, and the significance of these camps for understanding Roman and Nabataean presence in the region.
Dr Jenny Scott and Prof Mayyada Wazaify talk about their “Co-Development of an Academic Network and Research Prioritisation Exercise to Study the Role of Pharmacies and Pharmacists in Substance Use Disorders in Jordan,” workshop held at the CBRL Amman Institute. They explore the current role of pharmacists in Jordan and the challenges in addressing substance use disorders.
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