November 21, 2007

A few quick hits

Just a few interesting links today:

  • David Gill at Looting Matters has laid out the basic arguments surrounding the current wrangle over the State Department's stand on the importation of Cypriot Coins.
  • I've just discovered Sebastian Heath's remarkable online work-in-progress monograph.  His blog is great as well.
  • Joe Patrow's new documentary project is arriving in peoples' hands even as we speak.  He prepared a series of shorts from his footage from last field season and hopefully we can get them up on UND's iTunes Store by the end of the year. 
  • I've gathered all the PKAP related blog material in one place, and there are some notable new additions: 
    • Scott Moore's blog is becoming well-established by the standards of the blogosphere. 
    • His success seems to have prompted Dave Pettegrew to set up another rival blog (surely in the dark of night!).  Not much there yet, but if it is half as entertaining as his wife's blog, it will be a welcome addition to my daily reading. 
Nov 21, 2007 1:37:44 AM | David Pettegrew, Medieval and Post Medieval Greece Interest Group of the AIA, Notes From Athens, Pyla-Koutsopetria Archaeological Project, The New Media

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