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A decentralised organisation of archaeologists committed to taking action against apartheid worldwide Open letter to EAA: https://nitter.cf/t.co/n8mSTI5VCB
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Archaeologists Against Apartheid retweeted
Anti-Zionism, A Jewish history is a brave and passionate book that is also thoughtful, moral and humane. This is an important and revelatory contribution to the growing debate on the ethics of Zionism, as angry and urgent as it is heartfelt and moving.
Archaeologists Against Apartheid retweeted
"The Deceased Have No Means to Consent": The Ethics of Researching Archives in the Arab Region — Hana Sleiman theacss.org/wp-content/uploa…
Archaeologists Against Apartheid retweeted
As we pass the 1000 days (yes, you read that right) of Genocide in Gaza, worth remembering we got here, not solely due to the outworkings of Zionism...
But also due to the role played by the academic types.
Those who prevaricated and chastised those who called it what it is.
Archaeologists Against Apartheid retweeted
In the latest issue of the Journal of Palestine Studies, PhD candidate in the Department of Visual and Cultural Studies at the University of Rochester, Emily Broad, examines how archival photographs of Palestine captured by orientalist and Indigenous photographers in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries can act as tools of resistance against Zionist obfuscation and erasure of Palestinian existence by offering a view (manzar) that functions as an Indigenous claim for Palestinian belonging to the land.
Read the full article in the Journal of Palestine Studies below.
doi.org/10.1080/0377919X.202…
Archaeologists Against Apartheid retweeted
The British Museum did what all colonial museums have always done: it rewrote history to serve the coloniser and then lied about it.
MEE charts the complaints lodged between October and December 2024, their arguments, the museum’s scramble to appease them, subsequent false statements by the museum director, and the national institution’s embrace of pro-Israel activists
middleeasteye.pulse.ly/bd2x7…
Archaeologists Against Apartheid retweeted
Finally The Guardian writes about Exeter and the campaign to save Humanities and Social Sciences theguardian.com/education/20…
Investigation suggests @simonmontefiore was involved in pressure to erase Palestine from @britishmuseum displays middleeasteye.net/big-story/…
Archaeologists Against Apartheid retweeted
Internal emails confirm: the British Museum removed the terms “Palestine”, “Palestinian” and “Israelite occupation” from its displays after complaints by organisations & individuals including a prominent historian and the Board of Deputies of British Jews middleeasteye.net/big-story/…
How are we all feeling about @britishmuseum director Nick Cullinan being an out-and-out liar (allegedly)? middleeasteye.net/big-story/… Exclusive: British Museum made false claims about its removal of ‘Palestine’ from displays | Middle East Eye
I've just been chatting with Nick Cullinan, the excellent new director of the British Museum, and I'm very relieved to say that the story put by the Daily Telegraph about the BM cancelling the name Palestine is a complete misrepresentation of the facts:
"To reassure you we are not removing mention from Palestine from our labels," Nick told me. "Indeed, we have a display on at the moment about Palestine and Gaza.
"I know this is something our curators have thought long and hard about - as you can imagine. We amended two panels in our ancient Levant gallery last year during a regular gallery refresh, when some wording was amended to reflect historical terms.
"To be honest, the even more frustrating and concerning thing is that I knew nothing about this until yesterday and has only been explained to me this morning. I hadn’t even seen that [UK Lawyers for Israel] letter despite asking for it until this morning. I’m disgusted by the whole thing."
The question remains why the Daily Telegraph would put out such a mischief-making story without first fact checking it with the Directors office.
Archaeologists Against Apartheid retweeted
Let’s chat about how Buddhist nationalism and Zionism share a structure for their visions of the ancient past. 🏺🤓
There’s more info in my book, coming soon, of course, but for now here is a little taster 👇🏻📚
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In this final Nakba post, we illustrate the ways israel and its apartheid system frustrate the work of, and take the lives of, the true custodians of the region’s cultural heritage—our Palestinian colleagues. Full slides in bio #nakba #archaeology