Egypt
- Luxor Temple Conservation Update
Luxor News Blog (Jane Akshar) Luxor Temple Conservation Update - February 2012 | American Research Center in Egypt Three-thousand, five-hundred years is a long time for any building to stand, and it comes as no surprise that, today, Luxor temple is in...
- A Walk Along A Mameluke Street
Living in Egypt (Maryanne Stroud Gabbani and Patricia Canfield) With some absolutely super photographs A couple of weeks ago a close friend of mine, Patricia Canfield, decided to take one of the walks in Cairo sponsored by ARCE (The American Research...
- News: Arce Wins Big Grant To Help Safeguard Egyptian Antiquity
San Antonio Business Journal (Tamarind Phinissee) Another old news item which I missed, this one dating to the end of August. The American Research Center in Egypt, based in San Antonio, has been awarded a $6.6 million grant from the U.S. Agency for International...
- Journal Of Near Eastern Studies April 2009
Chicago Journals The recent issue includes a couple of book reviews on Egyptian subjects that might be of interest, listed below, but the entire table of contents is shown on the above page. Sabine Schrenk, Textiles in Situ: Their Find Spots in Egypt...
- Lecture Notes: 'egypt Guy' Discusses Pilgrimages, Graffiti
The Brown Daily Herald - Campus News (Matthew Klebanoff) Issue date: 2/19/09 Section: Campus News Known in his field as "the Egypt Guy," Eugene Cruz-Uribe, a professor of history at Northern Arizona University, discussed Egyptian pilgrimages before a...
Egypt
News about the Journal of the American Research Center in Egypt
ARCE
Thanks to Eugene Cruz-Uribe for the news that he has taken over as Editor of the JARCE. He took over this position late this summer from Charles Van Siclen who has been acting editor for his efforts.
The current status of the journal is as follows:
Volume 42 (2005-2006) : page proofs are at the printers and we expect to have the journal in the mail by the end of October.
Volume 43 (2007) : articles have been accepted and corrected. They are to the printers for page proof composition and layout. We are hoping to have this issue out by December 2008.
Volume 44 (2008) : we are still accepting articles until the beginning of November with plans to have it published by April 2009.
A new "Guide for Authors" will appear shortly on the ARCE website. Potential authors can still use the old guidelines for formating information.
The ARCE website (www.arce.org) is currently being revamped. A further announcement will be forthcoming when the new website is up and running.
Through the kind efforts of Rachel Mauldin, volumes 1-25 of JARCE will appear in JSTOR soon. Watch for a further announcement.
If anyone has any questions about JARCE, or about submitting articles, please contact Eugene Cruz-Uribe at [email protected].
Thanks to Eugene Cruz-Uribe for the news that he has taken over as Editor of the JARCE. He took over this position late this summer from Charles Van Siclen who has been acting editor for his efforts.
The current status of the journal is as follows:
Volume 42 (2005-2006) : page proofs are at the printers and we expect to have the journal in the mail by the end of October.
Volume 43 (2007) : articles have been accepted and corrected. They are to the printers for page proof composition and layout. We are hoping to have this issue out by December 2008.
Volume 44 (2008) : we are still accepting articles until the beginning of November with plans to have it published by April 2009.
A new "Guide for Authors" will appear shortly on the ARCE website. Potential authors can still use the old guidelines for formating information.
The ARCE website (www.arce.org) is currently being revamped. A further announcement will be forthcoming when the new website is up and running.
Through the kind efforts of Rachel Mauldin, volumes 1-25 of JARCE will appear in JSTOR soon. Watch for a further announcement.
If anyone has any questions about JARCE, or about submitting articles, please contact Eugene Cruz-Uribe at [email protected].
- Luxor Temple Conservation Update
Luxor News Blog (Jane Akshar) Luxor Temple Conservation Update - February 2012 | American Research Center in Egypt Three-thousand, five-hundred years is a long time for any building to stand, and it comes as no surprise that, today, Luxor temple is in...
- A Walk Along A Mameluke Street
Living in Egypt (Maryanne Stroud Gabbani and Patricia Canfield) With some absolutely super photographs A couple of weeks ago a close friend of mine, Patricia Canfield, decided to take one of the walks in Cairo sponsored by ARCE (The American Research...
- News: Arce Wins Big Grant To Help Safeguard Egyptian Antiquity
San Antonio Business Journal (Tamarind Phinissee) Another old news item which I missed, this one dating to the end of August. The American Research Center in Egypt, based in San Antonio, has been awarded a $6.6 million grant from the U.S. Agency for International...
- Journal Of Near Eastern Studies April 2009
Chicago Journals The recent issue includes a couple of book reviews on Egyptian subjects that might be of interest, listed below, but the entire table of contents is shown on the above page. Sabine Schrenk, Textiles in Situ: Their Find Spots in Egypt...
- Lecture Notes: 'egypt Guy' Discusses Pilgrimages, Graffiti
The Brown Daily Herald - Campus News (Matthew Klebanoff) Issue date: 2/19/09 Section: Campus News Known in his field as "the Egypt Guy," Eugene Cruz-Uribe, a professor of history at Northern Arizona University, discussed Egyptian pilgrimages before a...