🔸 25 March 2026
🔸 6 PM (Amman) - 3 PM (UK-GMT)
🔸 Online (Zoom)
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CBRL Graduate Network: Skills Development Seminar Series 🎓📑
Join us for the 9th lecture in the CBRL Graduate Network series:
Using AI in Research for Processing and Analysing Data
🗣 Speaker: Dr Dana Al Qudah, Associate Professor at the University of Jordan
A Workshop in Honour of Andrea Zerbini: Legacy, Archaeology, and Digital Innovation 🌠
CBRL invites you to a two-day hybrid workshop on 30–31 March 2026, taking place in Amman and online.
New online from @contemplevant.bsky.social: Ido Fuchs reviews The Erasure of Palestine by Ahmad Al-Bazz www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10....
New ‘field note’ from @contemplevant.bsky.social: Rahaf Zaher, “The 2022 Lebanese parliamentary elections: between traditional and alternative politics,” www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10....
🔹 Date: 30–31 March 2026
🔹 Time: 11:00 AM – 4:30 PM (Jordan time)
🔹 Location: CBRL Amman Institute & online
⭕️ In-person attendance is limited. Online participation is open to all.
⭕️ We will keep you informed of any updates about holding the workshop in person, given the current circumstances.
This special event commemorates the life and legacy of Dr Andrea Zerbini (1984–2019), whose pioneering work combined archaeology and digital innovation to protect cultural heritage across the Levant.
A Workshop in Honour of Andrea Zerbini: Legacy, Archaeology, and Digital Innovation 🌠
CBRL invites you to a two-day hybrid workshop on 30–31 March 2026, taking place in Amman and online.
New episode 🎙️
Learning from the Levant Ep. 8 features Gazua Elaun & Olivia Mason on Shifting Grounds, exploring Bedouin cultural heritage in Jordan’s Badia through photography, stories, and lived traditions.
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The February 2026 edition of CBRL’s newsletter is out now! 📬
Catch up on our latest news, research, and upcoming events across the Levant. Check it out! 📰
🔸 Read here:
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The Council for British Research in the Levant wishes you a blessed Ramadan. 🌙
Wishing you all the best during this holy month! ✨
New online at @contemplevant.bsky.social: "Archaeological sites in conflict zones: an in-depth case study of Tell Dothan, Palestine" by Salah Hussein Al-Houdalieh: www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10....
cc @levant-journal.bsky.social @cbrl.bsky.social
©️ Photos credit: Alice Lubbock
It was a pleasure to welcome such an engaged audience, and we look forward to continuing these important conversations through CBRL’s future events.
We are grateful to Daniel Neep for his presentation, to Professor Dawn Chatty for chairing, and to our panellists Dr Haian Dukhan, Dr Hiba Salem, and Dr Ammar Azzouz for a rich and thoughtful discussion.
Thank you to everyone who joined us at the British Academy and online for 'The Making of Modern Syria: History, Politics, Geography'.
🔹 Fee: £450 (includes tuition, lunch, and course materials)
🔹 Maximum 24 participants
🔹 Three fully funded places available for doctoral students and NGO staff
🔸 Application deadline: 13 February 2026
Apply via: www.rsc.ox.ac.uk/palestine
Short Course Announcement 📢
Applications are now open for the @refugeestudies.bsky.social’s two-day short course "Palestine Refugees and International Law", taking place 13–14 March 2026 in Beirut, Lebanon.
🔴 We are now live! 💻
Join us for 'The Making of Modern Syria: History, Politics, Geography'.
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Hello @jenbaird.bsky.social , thank you for your message. We were experiencing some technical issues, but everything is now resolved. Thank you for your patience — we’ve just started, and you’re very welcome to join us now.
Congratulations to both winners, and thanks to all who submitted nominations this year!
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🎉 CBRL Undergraduate Dissertation Prize 2025 – Winners Announced
🏆 Levantine Archaeology or History: Elizabeth Eastwood Dewing (University of Leeds)
🏆 Contemporary Levantine Studies: Mariam Momen Khalaf Nasr Torres (University of Warwick)
John was a distinguished scholar-priest who served as a teacher, celebrant, and academic director at St George’s College and Cathedral, Jerusalem. The material includes preparation for his several publications on the Holy Land.
📰 From Our Archives 📰
CBRL has recently acquired drawings, photographs and papers of John Wilkinson, principally from his time as director of the British School of Archaeology in Jerusalem (BSAJ), 1979 to 1984.
Just 4 days left to apply! ⏰
Apply now for the CBRL Andrea Zerbini Award - funding of up to £4,000 to support research and travel to the Levant.
🗓 Deadline: 1 February 2026 (Midnight GMT)
🔗 More details: www.cbrl.ac.uk/news/cbrl-an...
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📚 CBRL Graduate Network – Lecture 8
Join our online lecture, Digital Tools for Early Academic Research. with Dr Duaa Al Maani, exploring reference management, academic writing tools, and the role of AI in research workflows.
🔸 3 February 2026
🔸 6 PM (Amman) - 3 PM (UK-GMT)
🔸 Online (Zoom)