R.C. Miessler and Kevin Moore

Adapting Digital Humanities instruction to meet the needs of students and faculty members working remotely became a priority as COVID-19 canceled plans for on-campus, in-person classes at our small, liberal arts college. The eventual solution was to develop an online resource to provide ....

Massoomeh Niknia

According to the document which is published on the website of Ministry of cultural heritage, tourism and handicrafts (https://www.mcth.ir/): Intangible Heritage refers to practices, representations, expressions, knowledge skills, as well as instruments, objects, artifacts, and cultural spaces ....

Emily Beattie, Roraigh Falkner, Parmjot Guron, and Aleisha Hall

This interdisciplinary poster presentation showcases the Fall 2020 iteration of KPU’s ARTS 4800 Practicum, highlighting community-based projects completed by undergraduate humanities students. Over the course of a 48-64 hour virtual practicum, students engaged in service learning ....

Samuel D. Clark and Shai Gordin

The “Mesopotamian Ancient Placenames Almanac” (MAPA) is planned as a long-term project for the historical geography of Mesopotamia in the age of Empires, aiming to incorporate both textual and remote-sensing data for large scale relational mapping ....

Nadine Löhr and Nathan P. Gibson

Who contributed to the booming marketplace of ideas in the medieval Middle East? Was it only renowned savants? Or was there also a role for slaves, women, blacklisted authors, and religious minorities? ...