It was an honor to be one of the few to present remotely at the Near
East Archaeological Society (NEAS) presentation during the Evangelical
Theological Society (ETS) annual meeting held in San Antonio, Texas on
November 14-16, 2023. Twenty papers were presented in the NEAS meetings over the three day
period, covering a wide range of topics.
The highlight of the
event for me was presenting my paper, “Don’t Be Oblivious, Its Livias:
Eight Years of Excavations at Tall el-Hammam of a Monumental
Roman/Byzantine/Islamic Bath Complex.” Although I has presented in person many times, this was the first time I had
ever presented remotely at a NEAS presentation and I was excited.
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The presentations were all quite interesting
and I learned a lot from my peers. It was also great to connect with
archaeologists and scholars from all over the world and to exchange
ideas and learn from each other. All the papers presented can be found
on the ETS website, which is available here: [LINK].
Overall, it
was an amazing experience to present my paper at the NEAS presentation
with my colleagues and I look forward to participating in more conferences and
presentations in the future!
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