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Update

I have set up two WordPress sites.

One will contain a selection of postings from the T.E.Lawrence Studies list archive. This will take time to build, but I will add a little now and again. You will find it at:

http://www.blog2.telstudies.org/

The other is a personal blog, enabling me to post in one place the kind of comments I would previously have posted on the T.E. Lawrence Studies list or on this blog or on the News page of the Castle Hill Press website (or elsewhere….) As the number of postings grows I will add categories that should enable you to read the content that interests you.

http://blog.castlehillpress.com/chpblog/

In time I will transfer the content of this blog over to one or the other of these sites.

Update

I have not added anything to this blog recently because I want to move it to a platform with full WordPress functionality. I hope to do this during the next few days, and will then post here the URL of the replacement.

I am sorry if this causes any inconvenience.

JW

Conference, London 15 May 2010

Current World Archaeology/Great Arab Revolt Project

 

one-day conference
Lawrence, the Arabs, and the genesis of modern guerrilla warfare

Saturday 15 May 2010
Clore Management Centre
Birkbeck University of London
Bloomsbury

On the 75th anniversary of T.E. Lawrence’s death, three leading academic specialists assess his role in the desert war of 1916-1918 and his relevance in understanding the conflicts of the last 90 years. Neil Faulkner and Nick Saunders are joint directors of a pioneering new field project that is investigating the archaeological remains of the conflict along the line of the former Hijaz Railway. Jeremy Wilson, author of Lawrence of Arabia: the authorised biography of T E Lawrence, is widely recognised as the world’s leading authority on his subject. Together, on the basis of radically new evidence and interpretation, they offer a day of illustrated talks and discussion that will reassess Lawrence, his role, and his legacy. And they will draw some stark lessons: about the parallels between the failure of the Ottoman Empire in 1918 and unfolding disaster of the war on terror today.

Download the timetable and prospectus (PDF)

Great Arab Revolt Project


The third season of excavations in the Great Arab Revolt Project
is now taking place. You can follow progress in its blog

Update 23 May 2008

This blog replaces the former T. E. Lawrence Studies ‘News’ page. The initial entries have been transferred from the earlier page.

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