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Good-bye to all that: COVID-19 and the transformations of cultural heritage by Silberman, Neil Asher

“…Economists, political scientists, and journalists around the world have suggested that the COVID-19 pandemic will have long-term effects on…”
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David Lowenthal (1923−2018) by Silberman, Neil Asher

“…If the past—as the novelist L. P. Hartley suggested—is indeed “a foreign country,” David Lowenthal will be remembered as one of its most intrepid modern…”
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Shaping the future with ever-evolving representations of the past by Silberman, Neil Asher

“…Special Issue in honor to Professor Pedro Paulo Funari…”
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Peer Comment by Silberman, Neil Asher

“…Peer comment on: Crime, Controversy and the Comments Section: Discussing archaeological looting, trafficking, and the illicit antiquities trade online by Meg…”
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From Cultural Property to Cultural Data: The Multiple Dimensions of “Ownership” in a Global Digital Age by Silberman, Neil Asher

“…The global digital environment and the continuous expansion of digital information about cultural property necessitate a reevaluation of John Henry Merryman’s…”
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Moldando o futuro com representações do passado em constante evolução by Silberman, Neil Asher

“…Homenagem a Pedro Paulo Abreu Funari…”
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Ancient Mesopotamia and Modern Iraq in the British Press, 1980-2003(1)/Comments/Reply by Seymour, Michael, Potts, Dan, Robson, Eleanor, Neil Asher Silberman

“…This paper addresses the relationship between the representation in British newspapers of Iraq's present and that of its ancient past. Using a database of…”
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Rural Settlements, State Formation, and "Bible and Archaeology" by Faust, Avraham

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Help Wanted: Choosing an Alternative or Mainstream Archaeological Career? by Silberman, Neil Asher

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Is Every Sherd Sacred? Moving Beyond the Cult of Object-Centered Authenticity by Silberman, Neil Asher

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Magical Materialism: On the Hidden Danger of Repatriation Disputes by Silberman, Neil Asher

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Temple and Dynasty: Hezekiah, the Remaking of Judah and the Rise of the Pan-Israelite Ideology by Finkelstein, Israel, Silberman, Neil Asher

“…This article deals with the momentous events that took place in Judah in the short period of time between 732 (and mainly 722) and 701 BCE. A torrent of…”
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Postcolonial, Neo-imperial, or a Little Bit of Both? Reflections on Museums in Lebanon by Silberman, Neil Asher

“…It is gratifying and enlightening to read these three quite different perspectives on museum practice in Lebanon. This journal will continue to benefit from…”
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Donald Whitcomb Changing Social Identity with the Spread of Islam: Archaeological Perspectives. 2001 The Oriental Institute of the University of Chicago Chicago $17.95 by Silberman, Neil Asher

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Still Not Ready for Primetime by Silberman, Neil Asher

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Ename International Colloquium: Between Objects and Ideas: Rethinking the Role of Intangible Heritage: Ghent, Belgium, March 26–28, 2008 by Silberman, Neil Asher

“…The Fourth Annual Ename International Colloquium, entitled “Between Objects and Ideas: Rethinking the Role of Intangible Heritage,” was held in Ghent, Belgium,…”
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"The Bible Unearthed": A Rejoinder by Finkelstein, Israel, Silberman, Neil Asher

“…Finkelstein and Silberman defend their book, "The Bible Unearthed," from William Dever's comments. Dever saw problems of fact and interpretations of history in…”
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Two Archaeologies by Silberman, Neil Asher

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Temple and Dynasty: Hezekiah, the Reformation of Judah and the Emergence of the Pan-Israelite Ideology / מקדש ושושלת: עיצובה מחדש של יהודה באחרית המאה הח' וצמיחת האידאולוגיה הפן-ישראלית by פינקלשטיין, ישראל, סילברמן, ניל אשר, Finkelstein, Israel, Silberman, Neil Asher

“…Momentous events took place in Judah in the short period between 732 and 701 BCE (but mainly from 722 BCE). A torrent of refugees from the North, mostly from…”
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Reshaping Waterloo by Silberman, Neil Asher

“…The Waterloo battlefield is slated to undergo an extensive tourist development project in which the quest to enhance the site's entertainment value and…”
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