Archive for 'Archaeology'

			Post Date
		Chicago high school students find new 'classroom' at O.I. dig in Israel By William Harms	January 15, 2013
		October lecture series to review connections between medicine and magic in ancient communities By William Harms	September 25, 2012
		Oriental Institute exhibit shows seeing isn’t always believing By William Harms	February 7, 2012
		Joint Palestinian-American dig near Jericho yields clues about early Islamic culture By William Harms	October 26, 2011
		How wine defined European colonialism Anthropologist Michael Dietler studies interplay of trade, culture, and violence in ancient France. William Harms Published August 22, 2011	August 22, 2011
		Chicago Assyrian Dictionary hits 100,000 downloads By William Harms	August 1, 2011
		Paul Sereno - Art in Science Part of TEDxUChicago series	July 29, 2011
		Who Owns the Past? Recorded May 1, 2010	June 27, 2011
		“Heroic” dictionary project reaches goal Now complete after 90 years of UChicago leadership, the Chicago Assyrian Dictionary details everyday life of ancient Mesopotamia. William Harms Published June 20, 2011	June 20, 2011
		Michael Dietler	April 10, 2011
		McGuire Gibson	April 10, 2011
		Gil Stein	April 10, 2011
		Alan Kolata	April 10, 2011
		Adam Smith	April 10, 2011
		Nicholas Kouchoukos	November 8, 2010
		The Life of Meresamun: A Temple Singer in Ancient Egypt Part of Oriental Institute events series Presented by The Oriental Institute Recorded October 27, 2010	October 27, 2010
		Exploring the Roots of Mesopotamian Civilization:Excavations at Tell Zeidan, Syria Part of Oriental Institute events series Presented by The Oriental Institute Recorded October 26, 2010	October 26, 2010
		Meluhha: the Indus Civilization and its Contacts with Mesopotamia Part of Oriental Institute events series Presented by The Oriental Institute Recorded October 26, 2010	October 26, 2010
		Tracking the Frontiers of the Hittite Empire Part of Oriental Institute events series Presented by The Oriental Institute Recorded October 26, 2010	October 26, 2010
		Biblical Archaeology, the Limits of Science, and the Borders of Belief Part of Oriental Institute events series Presented by The Oriental Institute Recorded October 26, 2010	October 26, 2010
		Death's Dominion: Chalcolithic Religion and Ritual Economy Part of Oriental Institute events series Presented by The Oriental Institute Recorded October 26, 2010	October 26, 2010
		Helping the world’s poor claim legal rights When lawyers for International Justice Mission first encountered a Kenyan inmate named Peter in late 2009, he had been languishing in prison without bail for 12 months on charges of robbery with violence—an offense punishable by death. Sarah Galer Published October 4, 2010	October 4, 2010
		OI exhibit traces invention of writing Presented by The Oriental Institute - Visible Languages Website Recorded September 27, 2010	September 30, 2010
		Searching for relics from the dawn of urban life Oriental Institute team’s exploration of enigmatic 6,000-year-old Syrian site reveals evidence of social inequality, technology. William Harms Published April 12, 2010	April 12, 2010
		Archaeological project seeks clues about dawn of urban civilization in Middle East	April 6, 2010

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