Arabic-L;LNG:ARAM Conference info

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Wed Jun 13 16:55:40 UTC 2007


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Date: 13 Jun 2007
From:aram at aramsociety.org
Subject:ARAM Conference info

Dear Colleague,
The previous date of the ARAM Twenty Fifth International Conference  
1-3 July 2008 at Oxford University has been changed to 7-9 July 2008,  
because of the World Archaeological Congress (WAC) at Dublin University.
We hope that the new date of our ARAM conference 7-9 July 2008 is  
convenient for you.
We would like also to encourage those who have not yet registered for  
the above ARAM conference to do so before August.
Please find enclosed the names of the first speakers.
Yours sincerely,

Shafiq Abouzayd (Dr.)


Dr. Claudia Bührig (Orient Dept of the German Archaeological  
Institute: DAI):
“Gadara/Umm Qais and the urban and cultural development of the  
ancient city.”

Dr. Lucinda Dirven (University of Amsterdam):
             “Subject to be defined.”
Dr. Gideon Foerster (Hebrew University):            “Bet Shean- 
Scythopolis.”Dr. Katharina Galor (Brown University):
             “Subject to be defined.”
Prof. David Kennedy (University of Western Australia):
       “Gerasa and the Decapolis. A ‘virtual island’ in northwest  
Jordan.”
Mr. Charlie March (PhD candidate at the University of London):
“From Temple to Church, the spatial aspects of religious transition.”

Dr. Gerald Mattingly (Johnson Bible College):
             “Subject to be defined.”
Dr. Ahmad al- Shami (Department of Antiquities – Amman):
“The Roman theatre of Bayt Ras/ Capitolias.”

Dr. Karel Vriezen (University of Utrecht):            “Ancient Gadara  
and its region.”Prof. Dr. Thomas M. Weber (Johannes Gutenberg- 
Universität):            “Roman Inscriptions in the Decapolis.”Prof.  
Zeev Weiss (Hebrew University):            “Subject to be defined”.

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