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Author Archives: ellenbrenna
Mission
In thinking about what I want to accomplish and discussing it with a colleague I made this declaration. I want everyone to look at their own home with the eye of an explorer. It is a brief enough statement but … Continue reading
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Distances
How far is church? How far is church when you have to walk there? How far is church when everyone else rides in a car?
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My City
My city is a great ship and the water is on fire we’re in the know, oh so hip it’s always been a funeral pyre we go about our business what else can you do when every step you take … Continue reading
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Chores 01/11/2015
I spent a slow day doing chores instead of busily pedaling around Siem Reap trying to take as many photos as possible. I got a little sunburned yesterday and that always makes me sleepy. The temples, the mopeds, the gaudy … Continue reading
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Will “protected cultural zones” save heritage sites in Syria?
Originally posted on Gates of Nineveh: An Experiment in Blogging Assyriology:
Earlier this month UNESCO held a major conference in Paris on cultural heritage destruction in Iraq and Syria. Headlining remarks by UNESCO director Irina Bokova emphasized that there is…
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environments - built and unbuilt 