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Nº 13 (2016) SUMARIO
VICO TRIGUERO Laura	La cerámica del cobre reciente de Los Castillejos (Montefrío, Granada): estudio tipológico y decorativo
SOLER ROCHA Rafael	Dataciones radiocarbónicas para el estudio de la transición al Calcolítico en Andalucía. Un enfoque desde la cronología bayesiana
GALÁN HERVÁS Francisco José	Ager Viatiensis: una aproximación al entorno rural de la Baeza antigua
RODRÍGUEZ DE GUZMÁN Sandra	El uso público y el patrimonio arqueológico: análisis del caso del teatro romano de Itálica
ORTEGA LÓPEZ Alfredo	Las fosas del franquismo en el Valle de Lecrín (Granada) desde una perspectiva arqueológica
CARREÑO SOLER José Javier	Arqueología de la Guerra Civil en la provincia de Granada. Las posiciones del Ejército Popular de la República en el Cerro del Calabozo (Huétor-Santillán, Granada)
ROJAS MIGUEL Sofía	La cerámica altomedieval del Castillo de Burgos
SOLÓRZANO-VENEGAS BOLAÑOS-ZARATE	Guía básica para modelamiento en 3D de objetos cerámicos arqueológicos completos y fragmentados
MEMORIA ACADÉMICA 2016

Nº 13 (2016) SUMARIO

VICO TRIGUERO
Laura

La cerámica del cobre reciente de Los Castillejos (Montefrío, Granada): estudio tipológico y decorativo

SOLER ROCHA
Rafael

Dataciones radiocarbónicas para el estudio de la transición al Calcolítico en Andalucía. Un enfoque desde la cronología bayesiana

GALÁN HERVÁS
Francisco José

Ager Viatiensis: una aproximación al entorno rural de la Baeza antigua

RODRÍGUEZ DE GUZMÁN
Sandra

El uso público y el patrimonio arqueológico: análisis del caso del teatro romano de Itálica

ORTEGA LÓPEZ
Alfredo

Las fosas del franquismo en el Valle de Lecrín (Granada) desde una perspectiva arqueológica

CARREÑO SOLER
José Javier

Arqueología de la Guerra Civil en la provincia de Granada. Las posiciones del Ejército Popular de la República en el Cerro del Calabozo (Huétor-Santillán, Granada)

ROJAS MIGUEL
Sofía

La cerámica altomedieval del Castillo de Burgos

SOLÓRZANO-VENEGAS
BOLAÑOS-ZARATE

Guía básica para modelamiento en 3D de objetos cerámicos arqueológicos completos y fragmentados

MEMORIA ACADÉMICA 2016

eTRAP (electronic Text Reuse Acquisition Project) is an Early Career Research Group funded by the German Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF). The research group, starting on 1st March 2015, was awarded €1.6 million and runs for four years, supporting four full-time researchers and eight student assistants.

As the name suggests, this interdisciplinary team studies the linguistic and literary phenomenon that is text re-use with a particular focus on historical languages. More specifically, we look at how ancient authors copied, alluded to, paraphrased and translated each other as they spread their knowledge in writing. This early career research group seeks to provide a basic understanding of the historical text re-use methodology (it being distinct from plagiarism), and so to study what defines text re-use, why some people re-use information, how text is re-used and how this practice has changed over history. We’ll be investigating text re-use on big data or, in other words, datasets that, owing to their size, cannot be manually processed. The languages we’ll be working with are Ancient Greek, German, English, Italian and Latin. This research touches upon the fields of Natural Language Processing (NLP), Computational Linguistics, Digital Humanities, Classics, History, Theology and Philology but has also ramifications in Text Visualisation, Manuscript Studies and Bioinformatics, to mention but a few.

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Publications
Book Chapters
Franzini, G., Mahony, S., and Terras, M. (2016) ‘A Catalogue of Digital Editions’, In: Pierazzo, E. and Driscoll, M. J. (eds.) Digital Scholarly Editing: Theories and Practices. Cambridge: Open Book Publishers, pp. 161-182.
Büchler, M., Burns, P. R., Müller, M., Franzini, E., Franzini, G. (2014) ‘Towards a Historical Text Re-use Detection‘, In: Biemann, C. and Mehler, A. (eds.) Text Mining, Theory and Applications of Natural Language Processing. Springer International Publishing Switzerland.
Büchler, M., Geßner, A., Berti, M. and Eckart, T. (2013) ‘Measuring the Influence of a Work by Text Re-Use’, In: Dunn, S. and Mahony, S. (eds.) Digital Classicist Supplement: Bulletin of the Institute of Classical Studies. Wiley-Blackwell.
Articles
Jänicke, S., Franzini, G., Faisal, C., Scheuermann, G. (2016) ‘Visual Text Analysis in Digital Humanities‘, Computer Graphics Forum, 35(2). DOI: 10.1111/cgf.12873
Moritz, M., Pavlek, B., Franzini, G., Crane, G. (2016) ‘Sentence Shortening via Morpho-Syntactic Annotated Data in Historical Language Learning‘, ACM Journal on Computing and Cultural Heritage, Vol. 9, No. 1, Article 3. DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.1145/2810040
Jänicke, S., Geßner, A., Franzini, G., Terras, M., Mahony, S., Scheuermann, G. (2015) ‘TRAViz: A Visualization for Variant Graphs’, Digital Scholarship in the Humanities (Digital Humanities 2014 Special Issue). DOI: 10.1093/llc/fqv049
Berti, M., Almas, B., Dubin, D., Franzini, G., Stoyanova, S., Crane, G. (2015) ‘The Linked Fragment: TEI and the Encoding of Text Reuses of Lost Authors‘, Journal of the Text Encoding Initiative, 8. DOI : 10.4000/jtei.1218
Berendt, B., Büchler, M., Rockwell, G. (2015) ‘Is it research or is it spying? – Rethinking ethics in Big Data AI and other fields of knowledge science‘, German Journal on Artificial Intelligence. Springer.
Conference Proceedings
Paluch, M., Rotari, G., Steding, D., Weß, M., Moritz, M., Büchler, M. (2017) ‘Analysis of part-of-speech tagging of historical German texts’, In: (Proceedings) Digital Access to Textual Cultural Heritage (DATeCH 2017). Göttingen, June 1-2 2017.
Moritz, M. and Büchler, M. (2017) ‘Ambiguity in Semantically RelatedWord Substitutions: an investigation in historical Bible translations’, In: (Proceedings) The Workshop on Processing Historical Language at NODALIDA 2017. Gothenburg, May 22-24 2017. Linköping University Electronic Press.
Büchler, M., Eckart, T., Franzini, G., Franzini, E. (2017) ‘Mining and Analysing One Billion Requests to Linguistic Services‘, In: (Proceedings) The IEEE International Conference on Big Data 2016 (IEEE BigData 2016). Washington DC, December 2016, 5-8.
Moritz, M., Wiederhold, A., Pavlek, B., Bizzoni, Y., Büchler, M. (2016) ‘Non-Literal Text Reuse in Historical Texts: An Approach to Identify Reuse Transformations and its Application to Bible Reuse’, In: (Proceedings) The 2016 Conference on Empirical Methods in Natural Language Processing (EMNLP 2016). Austin, November 1-5, 2016, 1849–1859. ©2016 Association for Computational Linguistics .
Jänicke, S., Franzini, G., Faisal, C., Scheuermann, G. (2015) ‘On Close and Distant Reading in Digital Humanities: A Survey and Future Challenges. A State-of-the-Art (STAR) Report’, In: (Proceedings) EuroVis 2015: The EG/VGTC Conference on Visualization. Cagliari, May 2015, 25-29. DOI: 10.2312/eurovisstar.20151113
Büchler, M., Franzini, G., Franzini, E., Moritz, M. (2014) ‘Scaling Historical Text Re-Use‘, In: (Proceedings) The IEEE International Conference on Big Data 2014 (IEEE BigData 2014). Washington DC, October 2014, 27-30.
Graded Readers
Franzini, E. (2016) Jane Austen: Pride and Prejudice. With Audio CD. Liberty.
Franzini, E. (2017) Charlotte Brontë: Jane Eyre. With Audio CD. Liberty
Reviews
Franzini, G. (forthcoming 2018) A New Republic of Letters by Jerome McGann (Harvard University Press, 2014). Reviewed in Variants, 14. Revues.
Franzini, G. (2017) Spectateurs (in Italian). Reviewed in RIDE – A review journal for digital editions and resources – Special Issue on Text Collections and Corpora. 6. DOI: 10.18716/ride.a.6.6
Franzini, G. (2015) Digital Critical Editions by Daniel Apollon, Claire Bélisle, and Philippe Régnier (University of Illinois Press, 2014). Reviewed in Digital Scholarship in the Humanities, 30(4). DOI: 10.1093/llc/fqv025
Edited Volumes and Special Issues
Special Issue of Digital Humanities Quarterly for the Göttingen Dialog in Digital Humanities 2016 seminar series. (In progress)
Special Issue of the Journal of Data Mining and Digital Humanities on Computer-Aided Processing of Intertextuality in Ancient Languages. (In progress)
Franzini, G. (2017) ‘Göttingen Dialog in Digital Humanities 2015‘, Digital Humanities Quarterly, 11(2), URL: http://www.digitalhumanities.org/dhq/vol/11/2/index.html

Posters
Moritz, M., Wiederhold, A., Pavlek, B., Bizzoni, Y., Büchler, M. (2016) Non-Literal Text Reuse in Historical Texts: An Approach to Identify Reuse Transformations and its Application to Bible Reuse. EMNLP 2016: Empirical Methods in Natural Language Processing 2016. Austin, November 1-5.
Franzini, G., Andorfer, P., Zaytseva, K. (2016) The Digital Editions Catalogue App: A web application to browse, curate and analyse digital editions. Text Encoding Initiative Conference. Vienna, September 26-30. DOI: 10.13140/RG.2.2.11868.59521
Franzini, E., Franzini, G., Rotari, G., Pannach, F., Solhdoust, M., Büchler, M. (2016) The Digital Breadcrumbs of Brothers Grimm. Digital Humanities 2016. Kraków, July 11-15. DOI: 10.13140/RG.2.1.1290.1365
Büchler, M., Franzini, E., Franzini, G., Moritz, M. (2015) eTRAP [electronic Text Reuse Acquisition Project]: A research group implementing the A.C.I.D. eHumanities paradigm. DH-Summit. Berlin, March 3. DOI: 10.13140/RG.2.1.4042.6489

Invited Talks
2017
Büchler, M.‘From a research question to the right model for detecting Historical Text Reuse‘, E-Philologie. École Nationale des Chartes, Paris, April 24.
Büchler, M.‘Electronic Text Reuse Acquisition Project: Introduction & Motivation‘, Day of Digital Humanities at TU Dresden. Dresden, March 31.
Büchler, M.‘From a research question to the right model for detecting Historical Text Reuse‘. Groningen Centre for Digital Humanities, Groningen, March 2.
Franzini, E., Franzini. G. ‘Brothers Grimm, Jane Austen and Paulus Orosius have one thing in common: the eTRAP research team and its DH projects‘, UCLDH Seminar Series. London, February 22.
Moritz, M., Büchler, M.‘Non-Literal Text Reuse in Historical Texts: An Approach to Identify Reuse Transformations, its Application and Future Work‘, Research Seminar of the Computational Linguistics Group, Faculty of Arts. Groningen, February 17.
Büchler, M. ‘Electronic text reuse acquisition project: detection of text reuse in historical texts‘. Ruhr-Universität Center for Religious Studies, Bochum, January 18.
2016
Franzini, G. ‘Advancing Machine-Assisted Intertextual Research on Historical Data: The electronic Text Reuse Acquisition Project (eTRAP)‘, Digital Humanities Lecture Series. Antwerp, November 23.
Franzini. E., Büchler, M. ‘On the primitives and the process of text reuse (intertextuality)‘, Digital Humanities Seminar Series. Heldig, Helsinki, November 11.
Büchler, M. ‘Introduction to historical text reuse detection‘. eHumanities Seminar, Leipzig, October 11.
Franzini, G.‘Grimms Märchen: Investigating an Intertextual Puzzle of Fairy Tales‘, Digital Scholarship Seminar. Galway, February 23.
Franzini, E., Büchler, M. ‘Digital Breadcrumbs of Brothers Grimm: Entering the thick forest of intercultural transmission of motifs‘, Généalogies et intertextualités numérique: L’atelier du Bodmer Lab, Geneva, January 14.
2015
Büchler, M.‘Digital Humanities for Computer Scientists … or: How I became infected with the Indiana Jones virus‘, Keksseminar Informatik Uni Göttingen. Göttingen, November 12.
Büchler, M.‘Big Humanities Data: about the Role of Automatic Natural Language Processing Techniques in the Digital Humanities‘, Interacting Minds Centre Event. Aarhus, October 23.
Büchler, M. ‘Big Humanities Data: Recommender Systems and Natural Language Processing in the Digital Humanities‘, The 6th Annual Centre for Language Technology Workshop. Gothenburg, October 22.

Presentations
2017
Jander, M.‘100 Years of Dystopian Novels: A Computational Analysis of Core Primitives‘, Doctoral School on Digital Humanities Symposium. Ghent, September 28.
Moritz, M., Büchler, M.‘Text Reuse in Bernard de Clairvaux: How Do Lexical Resources Help Model Text Reuse?‘, DH 2017. Montréal, Canada, August 11.
Franzini, G., Büchler, M.‘The Histories of Paulus Orosius: An Automatic Text Reuse Investigation into the First Christian History of Rome‘, DH 2017. Montréal, Canada, August 10.
Büchler, M., Eckart, T., Franzini, G., Franzini, E. ‘Mining and analysing one billion requests to linguistic services – experiences and lessons learned from running a linguistic infrastructure for ten 10 years‘, DH 2017. Montréal, Canada, August 9.
Franzini, E., Büchler, M.‘Jane Austen’s Pride & Prejudice: A Computational Study of Text Adaptation‘, DH 2017. Montréal, Canada, August 9.
Chambers, S., Daems, J., Franzini, G., Büchler, M., Aasman, S. ‘Towards a Tool and Data Criticism Framework: A Developer’s and User’s Perspective‘, DH Benelux. Utrecht, July 5.
Paluch, M., Rotari, G., Steding, D., Weß, M., Moritz, M., Büchler, M.‘Analysis of part-of-speech tagging of historical German texts’, Digital Access to Textual Cultural Heritage (DATeCH 2017). Göttingen, June 1-2.
Moritz, M., Büchler, M.‘Ambiguity in Semantically Related Word Substitutions: an investigation in historical Bible translations’, The Workshop on Processing Historical Language at NODALIDA 2017. Gothenburg, May 22.
Franzini, G., Franzini, E., Cugliana, E., Guido, N., Büchler, M.‘Teaching Data Science – An Experience Report from Six International TRACER Tutorials and Workshops with Mixed Classes‘, #dariahTeach Open Resource Conference. Lausanne, March 24.
Büchler, M., Franzini, G., Franzini, E., Moritz, M.‘From Written Manuscripts to Big Humanities Data‘, #dariahTeach Open Resource Conference. Lausanne, March 24.
Franzini, E. ‘The Rules of Text Simplification for Foreign Language Learners. Use Case: Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice‘, AIUCD 2017 Conference (3rd EADH Day). Rome, January 25.
Franzini, G. ‘Latin Text Reuse Detection at Scale: An Automatic Text Reuse Investigation into the First Christian History of Rome‘, AIUCD 2017 Conference (3rd EADH Day). Rome, January 25.
2016
Büchler, M., Eckart, T., Franzini, G., Franzini, E.‘Mining and Analysing One Billion Requests to Linguistics Services: Experiences and Lessons Learned from Running a Linguistic Infrastructure for Ten Years‘, The IEEE International Conference on Big Data 2016 (IEEE BigData 2016). Washington DC, December 2016, 5-8.
Moritz, M., Büchler, M.‘Non-Literal Text Reuse in Historical Texts: An Approach to Identify Reuse Transformations and its Application to Biblical Reuse‘, 2nd Göttingen-Hildesheim Workshop on Computational Linguistics and Digital Humanities. Hildesheim, October 14.
Rotari, G.‘Empathy in Fairy Tales‘, 2nd Göttingen-Hildesheim Workshop on Computational Linguistics and Digital Humanities. Hildesheim, October 13.
Franzini, E., Franzini, G.‘The Digital Breadcrumbs of Brothers Grimm Project‘ (Conference Panel on Digital Folkloristics), Digital Humanities 2016 Conference. Kraków, July 15.
Miyagawa, S., Büchler, M.‘Computational Analysis of Text Reuse in Shenoute and Besa‘, 11th International Congress of Coptic Studies. July, 28.
Büchler, M.‘Semantische Erschließung in Big Humanities Data’, Wissenschaftsgeschichte und Digital Humanities in Forschung und Lehre Workshop. Göttingen, April 8.
2015
Moritz, M., Büchler, M.‘eTRAP – Overview: An early career research group on historical text reuse – Methodologies & research fields‘, Digital Humanities in Estonia A° 2015: Conference on translingual and transcultural digital humanities. Tartu, October 20.
Franzini, E., Franzini, G.‘Grimms Märchen: A semi-automatic exploration of intertextuality and intratextuality‘, Digital Humanities in Estonia A° 2015: Conference on translingual and transcultural digital humanities. Tartu, October 19.
Büchler, M.‘Probleme und Herausförderungen von Text Reuse-Erkennung auf großen Datenmengen‘, The Germanic Society for Forensic Linguistics (GSFL) Roundtable. Mainz, September 6.
Moritz, M.‘eTRAP: electronic Text Re-use Acquisition Project‘, CLARIN-D Fach-AG Workshop. Leipzig, June 30.
Büchler, M.‘Semantic Web und Ontologien im Bereich des Historical Text Re-use‘, Semantic Web Applications in the Humanities Workshop. Göttingen, March 10.
Büchler, M.‘eTRAP: electronic Text Re-use Acquisition Project‘, DHd Conference. Graz, February 24.
2014
Büchler, M.‘Scaling Historical Text Reuse‘, 2nd Workshop on Big Humanities Data. IEEE Big Data 2014. Washington DC, October 27.
Büchler, M.‘Historical Text Re-use Detection in Computational Humanities’, Workshop on bridging the gap between Computer Science and Digital Humanities. Leipzig, July 22.
Büchler, M.‘eTRAP – Historische Text Re-use Erkennung’ Göttinger philologisches Forum. Göttingen, July 10.
Büchler, M.‘Historical Text Re-use Detection’. University of Konstanz, June 11.
Büchler, M.‘Introduction: Requirements for a Digital Ecosystem’, International workshop on computer aided processing of intertextuality in ancient languages. Lyon, France, June 2.
Büchler, M.‘Computational Aspects of Historical Text Re-use’, International workshop on computer aided processing of intertextuality in ancient languages. Lyon, France, June 2-4.
Büchler, M. ‘eTRAP: The Electronic Text Re-use Acquisition Project: Aims and Objectives’, Conference on Intertextuality and Digital Humanities: Approaches, Methods, Trends. Sponsored by Hardt Foundation. Vandoeuvres, Switzerland, February 13-15.
Büchler, M. ‘Big Data in the Humanities’, Big Data Workshop. IBM Research Center, Böblingen, January 30.

Reports, Manuals, Theses
Jander, M. (2016) Handwritten Text Recognition – Transkribus: A User Report. eTRAP Research Group, Institute of Computer Science, University of Göttingen, Germany, 2 November.
Franzini, G., Franzini, E., Bulert, K., Büchler, M. (2016-) TRACER: An Automatic Text Reuse Detection Machine. User Manual. eTRAP Research Group, Institute of Computer Science, University of Göttingen, Germany.
Büchler, M. (2013) Informationstechnische Aspekte des Historical Text Re-use (English: Computational Aspects of Historical Text Re-use). PhD Thesis. Leipzig.

Data-sets, tools
Büchler, M. (2016) TRACER: Text Reuse Detection Machine

Lease Contracts (1599) Acts of Sale (2820) Credit related Transactions (loans, deposits) (1384) Testamentary Dispositions (235) Marriage Contracts (178) Laws and Decrees (421) Contracts of Labour (327) Diairesis (division of joint property) (154) Varia (168) Debt Settlements (246) Petitions and Applications (2517) Court Proceedings (444)

ASOR’s Cultural Heritage Initiatives Monthly Reports

ASOR’s Cultural Heritage Initiatives is a cooperative agreement between ASOR and the U.S. Department of State that is designed to document, protect, and preserve the cultural heritage of war-torn Syria and northern Iraq. Hundreds of significant heritage sites have been damaged since fighting began in 2011. Although the destruction of cultural property represents only part of the humanitarian crisis, these harmful actions threaten our common world heritage and the cultural diversity of the people in Syria and northern Iraq. We have an ethical obligation to respond, and our project is part of an international effort to work with Syrians to protect their heritage and cultural identity

September 2017 Monthly Report
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• Reported SARG-Russian airstrikes damaged Ebla, Idlib Governorate. ASOR CHI Incident Report SHI 17-0167
• New photographs show damage to the Raqqa Museum as well as historical sites in Raqqa Governorate, including Heraqla, Qasr al-Banat, al-Rafiqah Wall, and Bab Baghdad. ASOR CHI Incident Report SHI 17-0098 UPDATE, SHI 17-0106 UPDATE, SHI 17-0111 UPDATE, SHI 17-0122 UPDATE, and SHI 17-0127 UPDATE
• New video footage shows damage to al-Nour Mosque in Tal Afar, Ninawa Governorate. ASOR CHI Incident Report IHI 17-0074
• Ongoing fighting between two militias in Sabratha has damaged the theatre of Sabratha. ASOR CHI Incident Report LHI 17-0022

• Five historic buildings were illegally torn down and replaced by a new construction in the old city of Tripoli, Tripolitania. ASOR CHI Incident Report LHI 17-0023, LHI 17-0024, LHI 17-0025, LHI 17-0026, and LHI 17-0027

August 2017 Monthly Report
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• A local council is conducting conservation projects on al-Shughour Castle in Shughour Qadeem, Idlib Governorate. ASOR CHI Incident Report SHI 17-0147
• A US-led Coalition airstrike destroyed al-Nour Mosque in Raqqa, Raqqa Governorate. ASOR CHI Incident Report SHI 17-0145
• The Day After Heritage Protection Initiative released a new report on damage to al-Daraj Historic Bath
• Yazidi inhabitants of Bashiqa rebuild 17 destroyed shrines in Ninawa Governorate. ASOR CHI Incident Report IHI 17-0069
• DigitalGlobe imagery shows damage to al-Kabir Mosque in al-’Ayadiya, Ninawa Governorate. ASOR CHI Incident Report IHI 17-0072
• A survey of archaeological elements in the Old City of al-Marj, Cyrenaica occurred. ASOR CHI Incident Report LHI 17-0021

• Security forces prevented a large hoard of coins from Tripoli, Tripolitania from being smuggled out of Libya through Mitiga Airport. ASOR CHI Incident Report LHI 17-0015

July 2017 Monthly Report
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• US-led Coalition airstrikes damaged the city wall of Raqqa, Raqqa Governorate (ASOR CHI Incident Report SHI 17-0122)
• Hayat Tahrir al-Sham reportedly fired heavy weapons at Qal’at Harim, Idlib Governorate (ASOR CHI Incident Report SHI 17-0132)
• The battle for Mosul damages the Old City of Mosul, Ninawa Governorate (ASOR CHI Incident Report IHI 17-0065)
• New photos show graffiti on the al-Hadba Minaret and al-Nouri Mosque in Mosul, Ninawa Governorate (ASOR CHI Incident Report IHI 17-0062)

• The aftermath of the Battle of Benghazi reveals severe damage to the Old City of Benghazi, including the Ottoman Municipal Building (ASOR CHI Incident Report LHI 17-0013)
• A Torah scroll, purchased in Zintan, Tripolitania, was recovered from two smugglers in Tunisia (ASOR CHI Incident Report LHI 17-0010)

June 2017 Monthly Report
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• Islamic factions are firing on Syrian-Kurdish opposition forces from the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Qala’at Simeon (ASOR CHI Incident Report SHI 17-0112)
• Satellite imagery revealed damage to Syrian site of Heraqla concurrent with its recapture from ISIL by the SDF (ASOR CHI Incident Report SHI 17-0106)
• Caches of artifacts were discovered in houses in Mosul (ASOR CHI Incident Report IHI 17-0039)
• ISIL intentionally destroyed al-Nuri al-Kabir Mosque and al-Hadba Minaret (ASOR CHI Incident Report IHI 17-0045)

• Satellite imagery and news reports confirm damage to the historic Libyan city of Benghazi (ASOR CHI Incident Report LHI 17-0005)

May 2017 Monthly Report
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• New video shows ISIL militants intentional destruction of antiquities in Deir ez-Zor Governorate, Syria. (ASOR CHI Incident Report SHI 17-0081)
• An old house in Aleppo was purchased and is being dismantled for transport to Lebanon. (ASOR CHI Incident Report SHI 17-0086)
• New photographs show damage to the Maltai Reliefs in Iraq. (ASOR CHI Incident Report IHI 17-0026)

• New photographs were released of damage to the Mosul University Library. (ASOR CHI Incident Report IHI 17-0016 UPDATE)

April 2017 Monthly Report
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• New reporting reveals scope of damage to Omar Ibn al-Khattab Mosque in al-Jeineh, Aleppo Governorate. ASOR CHI Incident Report SHI 17-0038 UPDATE
• Reported Russian airstrikes damage an Ottoman-era hammam (bathhouse) in Sarmin, Idlib Governorate. ASOR CHI Incident Report SHI 17-0072
• New video footage provides more information on ISIL looting of the ancient site of Nineveh. ASOR CHI Incident Report IHI 15-0097 UPDATE
• Popular Mobilization Front (PMF) captures the ancient site of Hatra from ISIL. ASOR CHI Incident Report IHI 17-0024

• New photographs show the dismantling of a historic house in the Old City of Derna in Libya. ASOR CHI Incident Report LHI 17-0001

March 2017 Monthly Report
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• Video footage and photographs show the condition of the Palmyra Citadel, Homs Governorate. ASOR CHI Incident Report SHI 17-0030
• Video footage and photographs show condition of the Roman Theater, Palmyra, Homs Governorate. ASOR CHI Incident Report SHI 17-0032
• Newly released photographs show condition of Tetrapylon, Palmyra, Homs Governorate. ASOR CHI Incident Report SHI 17-0033
• A reported US-led Coalition airstrike damages the Omar Ibn al-Khattab Mosque compound, Aleppo Governorate. ASOR CHI Incident Report SHI 17-0038
• New photographs and video show the extent of damage to the Mosul Museum, Ninawa Governorate. ASOR CHI Incident Report IHI 15-0034 UPDATE
• More evidence of damage and new discovery at Nebi Yunus Complex, Ninawa Governorate. ASOR CHI Incident Report IHI 17-0005 UPDATE
• Conservators removed spray paint from the Malthai Reliefs, Dohuk Governorate. ASOR CHI Incident Report IHI 17-0021

Prior to this, ASOR’s Cultural Heritage Initiatives project produced weekly reports:

2016NovemberOctoberSeptemberAugustJulyJuneMayAprilMarchFebruaryJanuary
2015DecemberNovemberOctoberSeptemberAugustJulyJuneMayAprilMarchFebruaryJanuary
2014DecemberNovemberOctoberSeptemberAugust

Index of Weekly Reports

AB C D EF G H I J K L MN O PQ R S TU V W X Y Z
* Special acknowledgement to Olga Goussev-Sushinsky for creating this index.
A
Aleppo, Old City of, 1:17–23 | 2:5–13 | 23:19–24 | 40:20–30 | 41:12–28 | 51–52:1 | 51–52:5 | 51–52:8 | 51–52:13 | 53–54:3 | 67–68:9 | 69–70:1–2 | 69–70:4
Abdul Hamid Al-Zahrawi School, the (Qenaq al-Kikhya), 33:6 | 41:12 | 41:23
Abdullah Akhal, Mosque, the (Al Akhal Mosque), 45:26–30
Abdullah bin Abbas Mosque, the, (See also Al Ameriya Neighborhood, the) 75–76:1–2 | 75–76:7 | 75–76:18–19
Abdullah bin Masud Mosque, the, (See also Tariq al-Bab, neighborhood of, the) 97–98:2 | 97–98:21
Abdul Qadir Gilani Mosque, the, 103–104:52–56
Abi Taleb Mosque, the, 95–96:1
Abu Huraira Mosque, the, (See also Al Firdous, neighborhood of, the) 97–98:2 | 97–98:4 | 97–98:21
Agha Jaq Mosque, the, (See also Qadi Askar neighbourhood, the) 75–76:1–2 | 75–76:5 | 75–76:18–31 | 77–78:10 | 93–94:85–86 | 93–94:89–90
Aisha Mosque, the, (See also Al Zahraa, neighborhood of, the) 91–92:25–28 | 91–92:33
Al Adiliah Mosque, the, 79–80:2 | 79–80:27–31
Altounbougha Mosque, the, 47–48:6
Al Ameriya Neighborhood, the, 75–76:7 | 75–76:18 | 91–92:9
Al Aqsa Martyrs Mosque, the, (See also Tariq al-Bab, neighborhood of, the) 101–102:4
Al Bandara, area of, 33:41
Al Bandara Synagogue, the, 79–80:6
Al Batul Mosque, the, See also Zebdiya neighborhood73–74:2 | 73–74:6 | 73–74:9 | 73–74:36–37
Al Bayada Mosque, the, 55–56:87–88
Al Bayada Old Houses, 28:2 | 29:11–19
Al Dabagha al-Atiqa Mosque, the, 40:20 | 40:25
Aleppo Citadel, the, 1:1 | 1:17 | 1:20 | 2:1 | 2:5 | 2:8 | 5:5 | 5:10–11 | 7:1 | 7:19–24 | 9:1 | 9:6 | 10:1 | 14:1 | 14:14–17 | 16–17:8 | 18:2 | 18:21 | 19:4 | 20:3 | 21–22:4 | 23:24 | 32:7 | 33:6 | 34:6 | 40:16 | 40:20 | 41:2 | 41:22–23 | 41:38 | 42–43:2 | 42–43:52–63 | 45:3 | 49:1–2 | 49:7–11 | 53–54:20–24 | 65–66:1–2 | 67–68:1 | 67–68:16 | 67–68:20–22 | 77–78:8 | 77–78:12 | 79–80:1–3 | 79–80:7–14 | 79–80:16–17 | 79–80:23–27 | 79–80:42
Aleppo Citadel Museum, the, 79–80:8 | 79–80:10 | 79–80:12–15 | 79–80:17 | 79–80:19–20
Aleppo Project, the, 79–80:4 | 91–92:7
Al Farouq Mosque, the, (See also Karm al-Jazmati, neighborhood of, the) 91–92:25–28 | 91–92:32
Al Firdous, neighborhood of, the, (See also Al Huraira Mosque, the) 91–92:9 | 97–98:4 | 97–98:21
Al-Ghazali Mosque, the, (See also Al-Shuhaba, neighborhood of, the) 99–100:2 | 99–100:57
Al-Ghufran Mosque, the, (See also Al Khalidiyeh, neighbourhood of, the. See also Al-Shuhaba, neighborhood of, the) 69–70:58 | 69–70:60 | 99–100:2 | 99–100:57
Al-Haddadin Mosque, the, 1:2 | 1:17–18 | 2:6 | 5:1 | 5:12–13 | 93–94:85–86 | 93–94:93–95
Abi Taleb Mosque, the, (See also Jafar Bin Abi Taleb Mosque, the) 95–96:9 | 95–96:77
Al-Hajjar Mosque, the, (See also Suleiman al-Halabi, neighborhood of, the) 91–92:25–28
Al Hayyat Mosque, the, 40:20 | 40:22
Al Hussein Mosque, the, (See also Al Qaterji neighbourhood, the) 91–92:25–28
Al-Jalloum District, the, 40:1
Al-Kabir Mosque, the, 77–78:12 | 79–80:2 | 79–80:6 | 79–80:8 | 79–80:11–13 | 79–80:15 | 79–80:17 | 79–80:19–20
Al Kalassa, neighborhood of, the, 91–92:9
Al-Keltawia Mosque, the, 24:1
Al Khalidiyeh, neighbourhood of, the, (See also Al Ghufran Mosque, the) 99–100:57
Al Khayrat Mosque, the, (See also Al Sakhour neighborhood, the) 79–80:2 | 79–80:7 | 79–80:40–41
Al-Lairamon, neighborhood of, the, 91–92:9 | 101–102:5 | 101–102:78
Al Ma’arouf Mosque, the, (See also Al Sheikh Maqsood neighbourhood,the) 81–82:6 | 81–82:17
Al Ma’arouf Mosque, the, (See also Al Sheikh Maqsood neighbourhood, the) 79–80:6 | 79–80:17
Al-Maidani Mosque, the, (Al Almaji Neighborhood, the) 1:2 | 1:17 | 1:18 | 2:6 | 18:2 | 18:11–19 | 93–94:85–86 | 93–94:96–99
Al Manshiyeh neighborhood, the, 75–76:3
Al-Maqamat Mosque, the, (Mausoleum of Qarasunqur) 101–102:77–78 | 101–102:83 |
Al Marja, neighborhood of, the, 91–92:9
Al Mayser neighbourhood, the, (See also Muhi Al Din Bin Arabi Mosque, the) 81–82:6 | 81–82:17
Al-Meshatiya Mosque, the, 46:50–57
Al Midan, neighborhood of, the, (See also Armenian Catholic Church of the Holy Trinity, the) 91–92:9 | 95–96:80
Al Mokambo, neighborhood of, the, (See also Al-Rawda Mosque, the) 99–100:57
Al-Muhtaseb Mosque, the, 26–27:1 | 26–27:60–73
Al Nayrab Neighbourhood, the, (See also Zaid bin Haritha Mosque) 89–90:5 | 89–90:59
Al-Otrush Mosque, the, 1:2 | 1:17 | 1:22 | 1:23 | 2:1 | 2:5 | 2:9 | 20:3 | 20:5
Al Qaterji neighbourhood, the, (See also Al Hussein Mosque, the) 91–92:8 | 91–92:25–26
Al-Rawda Mosque, the, (See also Al Mokambo Neighborhood, the) 69–70:58–59 | 99–100:2 | 99–100:57
Al-Rumi Mosque (Mankalibugha), 32:4 | 32:11–29
Al Ma’arouf Mosque, the, (See also Al Sheikh Maqsood neighbourhood,the) 79–80:7 | 79–80:40
Al Sakhour neighborhood, the, 28:2
Al Saleheen Mosque (Ibrahim Saleheen Mausoleum), the, 101–102:3 | 101–102:77–79 | 101–102:84–87
Al Saleheen, neighborhood of, the, 101–102:3 | 103–104:57
Al Sayid Ali, neighborhood of, the, 91–92:9
Al Shami Mosque, the, 103–104:52 | 103–104:57
Al-Shuhaba, neighborhood of, the, (See also Al-Ghazali Mosque, the) 99–100:57
Al Sulaimaniyah, neighborhood of, the, 91–92:9
Al-Sawas Mosque, the, 42–43:4 | 42–43:42–45
Al-Sayyida Aisha Mosque, the, (See also Al Zahara neighbourhood) 85–86:1–2 | 85–86:8 | 85–86:28
Al Sheikh Maqsood neighbourhood, the, 81–82:6 | 81–82:17
Al Sukari neighbourhood, the, (See also Owais al-Qarni Mosque, the) 91–92:8–9 | 91–92:25–28
Al Tawabin Mosque, the, (See also Al Laraimon, neighborhood of, the) 101–102:5 | 101–102:77–78 | 101–102:80
Al Zahraa neihbourhood, the, (See also Al Sayyida Aisha Mosque, the, Aisha Mosque, the, and Great Prophet Mosque, the) 85–86:8 | 85–86:28 | 91–92:9 | 91–92:25–28 | 91–92:32
Armenian Catholic Church, the (Our Lady of Pity, Armenian Cathedral, St. Rita Cathedral), 36:9–18
Armenian Catholic Church of the Holy Trinity, the, (See also Al Midan, the) 95–96:2 | 95–96:80–94
Armenian Church of Forty Martyrs, the (Srbots Qarasnits Mankants Mayr Yekeghetsin), 39:4 | 39:17–19
Ashrafeya Neighborhood, the, (See also Salah ad Din Mosque, the) 93–94:85 | 93–94:87
Aslan Dada Mosque, the, 40:20 | 40:23–24
As-Sinjir Mosque, the, 23:1 | 23:19–24
Ayyubid Palace, the, 79–80:19–20
Azizeyah Neighbourhood, the, 75–76:2 | 75–76:42
Bab al-Ahmar Mosque, the (Oglebk), 51–52:2
Bab al-Faraj, neighborhood of, the, (See also Mawla Khan Mosque, the) 91–92:25–26
Bab al-Hadid and Suq al-Zeher, 16–17:2 | 16–17:63–75 | 24:1 | 25:3 | 46:50–57 | 91–92:25
Bab al-Maqam, neighborhood of, the, 101–102:8
Bab al-Nasr and the Maidani Mosque, the, 18:2 | 18:11–19
Bab al-Nasri, neighborhood of, the, 1:24–26 | 18:11–19 | 42–43:5 | 42–43:39–41 | 47–48:7 | 101–102:9
Bab Qinnesirin, 35:2 | 35:85–92
Bani Zaid, district of, the, 101–102:9
Banqusa Mosque, the, 1:2 | 1:17–18 | 2:6 | 4:2
Bimaristan Arghun Al-Kamili (Museum of Medicine and Science), 31:1–2 | 31:28–57
Bustan al-Qasr, neighborhood of, the, 91–92:9
Carlton Hotel, the, 41:12 | 79–80:8–14 | 79–80:17 | 79–80:21
Chamber of Industry, the, 41:12 | 41:27
Coral Julia Dumna Hotel, the, 41:28
data on, 1:4–5 | 2:3 | 4:4 | 7:1–2 | 9:3–4 | 9:25 | 10:2–3 | 12:4 | 19:3 | 20:1 | 21–22:1 | 26–27:6 | 26–27:14–15 | 28:5 | 28:7–8 | 29:3 | 29:5–6 | 33:1–2 | 37:1 | 37:7 | 38:1 | 39:1 | 40:1–2 | 41:1 | 41:8 | 42–43:1 | 45:2–3 | 49:6 | 53–54:3 | 69–70:11–12 | 73–74:6 | 81–82:4 | 89–90:1 | 93–94:9 | 103–104:3
el-Ibn Mosque, the, 26–27:4 | 26–27:14 | 26–27:15–21
Emmanuel Church for Armenians, the, (See also Al Manshiyeh neighborhood, the) 75–76:3
Farifa District, the, 40:1
First Armenian Evangelical Church of Emmanuel, (See also Azizeyah Neighborhood, the) 75–76:1 | 75–76:46–57
Furat Alghorba Mosque, the, 93–94:85–86
Grand Serail, 1:2 | 1:17–18 | 2:1–2 | 2:5–6 | 2:11–13 | 5:1 | 5:4–11 | 25:18 | 41:12 | 41:24–25 | 79–80:8–9 | 79–80:12 | 79–80:14 | 79–80:17 | 79–80:21–23
Great Prophet Mosque, the, (See also Al Zahraa, neighborhood of, the) 91–92:25–28
Great Umayyad Mosque, the, 2:1 | 9:1 | 9:8–9 | 10:1 | 26–27:2 | 26–27:4 | 26–27:10–13 | 40:16 | 40:20 | 40:26 | 67–68:17 | 83–84:7 | 93–94:6 | 93–94:85 | 93–94:87 | 95–96:62
Haddad, temple of, the, (See also Hittite Temple of the Weather God, the) 77–78:12 | 79–80:8 | 79–80:10–16 | 79–80:19–20
Hammam el-Nahasin, 51–52:2
Hammam Yalbugha, 1:2 | 1:18 | 2:7 | 2:11–12 | 7:1 | 7:5–6 | 25:2 | 25:13–22
Haron Dada Mosque, (See also Sajlikhan Neighborhood, the) 31:1 | 31:5 | 31:8–17 | 93–94:85–86 | 93–94:92–93
Hawl al Qalaa Street, 79–80:18 | 79–80:24–25
Helluk, neighborhood of, the, 91–92:9
Hittite Temple of the Weather God, the, (See also Haddad, temple of, the) 9:1 | 9:6–7 | 42–43:52 | 42–43:62–63 | 67–68:20 | 77–78:12 | 79–80:8 | 79–80:10–17 | 79–80:19–20
Ibrahim Mosque, the, 79–80:8 | 79–80:10–15 | 79–80:17–19
Jaafar Bin Abi Taleb Mosque, the, (See also Al Haydaryeh neighborhood, the) 95–96:9 | 95–96:77
Jdeideh Quarter, the, 38:2 | 38:28–29 | 40:1 | 69–70:12–15
Beit Ghazale, 69–70:12–15
Greek Catholic Church, the, 69–70:12–15
Greek Orthodox Church, 69–70:12–15
Hammam Bahram Pasha, 69–70:12–15
Historic Coffee House, the, 69–70:12–15
Ibshir Pasha, Endowment of, the, 69–70:12–15
Ibshir Pasha Mosque, the (Abshir Pasha Mosque), 40:2 | 40:12–13 | 69–70:12–15
Khan Hatab, 69–70:12–15
Maronite Church, the, 69–70:12–15
Qastel Ozdmer, 69–70:12–15
Jisr al-Hajj, neighborhood of, the, (See also Sabareen Mosque, the. ) 97–98:21
Karm al-Jazmati, neighborhood of, the, 91–92:25 | 91–92:27
Khan al-Basha, 26–27:4 | 26–27:14 | 30:2 | 30:46–53
Khan al-Messri, 20:2–5
Khan al-Sabun, 41:12 | 41:15
Khan al-Shouna, 1:2 | 1:19 | 2:7 | 9:1 | 9:63–68 | 11:1 | 41:12 | 41:16 | 65–66:1 | 67–68:1 | 79–80:8–9 | 79–80:12–14 | 79–80:17 | 79–80:19 | 79–80:21–23
Khan at Tutun Mosque, the, 23:19–24
Khan Slaimanyeh, 41:12–14
Kiltawiye Mosque, the, 25:3
Madrasa Adiliyeh, 40:20–21
Madrasa al-Atabikiyya (Al-Keltawia Mosque), 24:1 | 24:28–34 | 25:3
Madrasa al-Halawiya, 40:20 | 40:24
Madrasa al-‘Utmaniya, 24:35–52
Madrasa as-Sahibiyah (Al-Fustuq Mosque), 1:2 | 1:17–18 | 2:6.
Madrasa as-Sultaniya, 40:20–21
Madrasa Firdows, 20:1 | 20:9–34
Madrasa Halawiya, 40:20
Madrasa Khusruwiyeh, 1:2 | 1:19–20 | 2:7–8 | 5:4 | 9:1 | 9:63–68 | 11:1 | 79–80:8–9 | 79–80:12–13 | 79–80:17 | 79–80:21–23
Madrasa Shazbakhtiya complex, the, 40:16–19
Madrasa Sultaniyeh, 1:2 | 1:19 | 2:8 | 18:1 | 18:21–22 | 19:1 | 19:4–13 | 40:20 | 79–80:8–9 | 79–80:12–13 | 79–80:17 | 79–80:19 | 79–80:21–23
Mamluk Throne Hall, the, 79–80:8–9 | 79–80:12–13 | 79–80:15 | 79–80:17 | 79–80:20–21
Ma’rouf Ibn Jamr Shrine and Mosque, the, 40:16–19
Matbakh al-Ajami, 30:6 | 30:24–37 | 40:1 | 40:20 | 40:30 | 79–80:8 | 79–80:10 | 79–80:12–14 | 79–80:17
Maqam Ibrahim Salihin (Shrine of Abraham), 1:1 | 1:12–16 | 8:3
Mawla Khan Mosque, the (Takiyya al-Mawlawiye) 91–92:25–28
Muhi Al Din Bin Arabi Mosque, the, (Maysar neighbourhood, the) 81–82:6 | 81–82:17
Nabhanyiah Institute, the (Nahdat House of Religious Science) 91–92:25–31
National Museum of, the, 101–102:1–2 | 101–102:4–5 | 101–102:57–67 | 103–104:1–2 | 103–104:4 | 103–104:58–60
Nour Eddin, Mosque, the, 42–43:61 | 55–56:10
Owais al-Qarni Mosque, the, (See also Al Sukari neighbourhood, the) 91–92:8 | 91–92:25–29
Qa’alet al-Sherif, Mosque of, the, 55–56:6
Qadi al-Askar Mosque, 30:2 | 30:38–45 | 93–94:85–86 | 93–94:90–92
Qadi Askar neighborhood, the, (See also Agha Jag Mosque, the and Qadi Askar Mosque, the) 75–76:5 | 75–76:18 | 93–94:85
Qala’at Najm, 11:2 | 11:5–6 | 24:21–22
Qastel al-Harami, neighborhood of, 26–27:14–34 | 26–27:55–59 | 32:3 | 32:31
Qastel al-Harami Mosque, the (Bardabak Mosque), 26–27:4 | 26–27:14 | 26–27:21–34
rescue efforts, 32:4 | 39:4 | 95–96:3
Sabaa Bahrat Square Area, the, 21–22:3 | 21–22:48–50 | 23:2 | 23:21
Sabareen Mosque, the, (See also Jisr al-Hajj, neighborhood of, the) 97–98:2 | 97–98:21–24
Sahabia Mosque, the, 1:2
Sahib bin Sinan al-Roumi Mosque , the, 95–96:2 | 95–96:77–79
Sajlikhan Neighborhood, the, (See also Haron Dada Mosque, the) 93–94:85
Salaheddin, neighborhood of, the, 89–90:14
Salhin, neighbourhood of, the, 91–92:9
Sakhur neighborhood, the, (See also Khayrat Mosque, the) 79–80:40 | 91–92:9
Sazbakhtiya Complex, the, 40:16–19
Senkler Mosque, the, 26–27:4 | 26–27:14
Sheikh Mohammed Nabhan, tomb of (also Madrasa al-Atabikiyya), 24:1 | 24:28–34 | 25:3
Shuhada Al-Aqsa Mosque, the, (See also Tariq al Bab Neighbourhood, the) 101–102:77–78 | 101–102:81–83
St. Elias, Maronite Cathedral of, the, 36:3 | 36:27–31 | 40:20 | 40:27–29
Sulemaniyah, neighborhood of, the, (See also St. Demetrius Melkite Greek Catholic Church) 99–100:59
Suleiman al-Halabi, neighborhood of, the, 91–92:25 | 91–92:27
Suq al-Madina, 40:1 | 77–78:12
Suq al-Nahasin, 55–56:6
Suq al-Sweiqa, 21–22:48 | 32:30 | 41:12 | 41:17–18
Suq al-Siyyagh, 41:12 | 41:26
Suq al-Zarb, 40:16–19 | 41:12 | 41:17–18 | 79–80:8–9 | 79–80:12–14 | 79–80:17
Suq Qara Qamash, 79–80:8–9 | 79–80:12–14 | 79–80:17
Tariq al-Bab, neighborhood of, the, (See also Abdullah bin Masud Mosque, the, and Al Aqsa Martyrs Mosque, the) 97–98:21 | 101–102:4 | 101–102:78
Textile Suq, 41:12 | 41:19
Zaid bin Haritha Mosque, the, (also Al Nayrab Neighbourhood, the) 89–90:2 | 89–90:5 | 89–90:59
Zebdiya, neighborhood of, the, 73–74:1–2 | 73–74:6 | 73–74:9 | 73–74:36

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