If you're curious about the history of fire beacons, there's some exciting news!

This Open Access edited volume has just been released, and I wrote Chapter 2.

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Poster hack: poster printing at the hotel FedEx Kinkos (super convenient), is $190. However, printed and shipped through the FedEx website to the same location is $80. I just did it, but today (or tomorrow with expedited) would be the last opportunity. See you all there! #ASOR25 #ASOR2025

Cover of the book, Landscapes of Warfare, showing a decorative Urartian bronze of gods riding into battle.

I recently joined Meredith Melcher on the @newbooksnetwork.bsky.social to talk about my new book, Landscapes of Warfare. You can listen here. newbooksnetwork.com/tiffany-earl... #Urartu #Assyria #fortress

Nothing prepares you for the moment when you see your newborn for the first time 🥰 #Urartu #Assyria www.upcolorado.com/university-p...

@ucf.bsky.social

New discoveries found during field work at the Bronze Age site of Kurd Qaburstan. YouTube video by UCF Office of Research

🔎 Check out this short video from the UCF Office of Research highlighting our work in the northwest neighborhoods of Kurd Qaburstan, a northern Mesopotamian city from around 1800 BC: www.youtube.com/shorts/7xI05...
#Archaeology #Mesopotamia #BronzeAge #AncientHistory #Excavation #Qabra

#asor24 be like (because of the amazing program)

a national geographic logo can be seen in the background ALT: a national geographic logo can be seen in the background

Does anyone plan on discussing #asor24 here?

For those who are interested, I am happy to share my friends and family code for Landscapes of Warfare. The code will be active for pre-order for the next several weeks. (40% off with code Earl24). It's available here: www.upcolorado.com/university-p...

Melissa Cradic, Leigh Ann Lieberman, Tiffany and Sarah Kansa smile excitedly above text that reads the ASOR membership service award 2023

Happy to have received The @ASOResearch Membership Service Award w/ @LeighsLies and Melissa Cradic, with the support of @OpenContext, recognizing our work developing Digging Up Data, a program that provides critical education and mentorship in the digital humanities.

My student Samantha Levy successfully defended her public history thesis entitled, "THE STENCH OF MIASMA AND THE FRAGRANCE OF DAFFODILS: RECONSTRUCTING HISTORICAL SCENTSCAPES IN MESOPOTAMIA." Congratulations, Samantha!

Yes!!!

You must do this. I implore you.