Jerusalem, Albright Institute (fall, 2005); project to photograph the Tel Zayit inscriptions. Urbana-Champaign, IL Spurlock Museum, University of Illinois (summer, 2006-spring, 2007); project to document 62 ancient Mesopotamian cylinder and stamp seals as part of a joint undergraduate research project. Oriental Institute, University of Chicago (2007 and ongoing); project to document Aramaic, Elamite and endorsed but uninscribed tablets from the Persepolis Fortification Archive. Institut Catholique and Bibliotheque Nationale de France (January, 2008); project to document all the Dead Sea Scroll fragments in these collections. Los Angeles, CA (spring, 2008); project to document a series of Dead Sea Scroll fragments in private hands. Israel (August, 2008); observers in a “Pilot Project” for the digital documentation of the Dead Sea Scrolls at the Israel Antiquity Authority in Jerusalem Houston, TX (February and April, 2009); Project to photograph the “Vision of Gabriel” ink on stone inscription. Teaneck, NJ (August, 2009); Project to photograph a group of Dead Sea Scrolls from Qumran Cave 1 in the possession of the Syrian Orthodox Church. Los Angeles, CA (March, 2010); Project to photograph a group of ancient Korean antiquities at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art. New York City, NY (June, 2010); Project to photograph a group of ancient Chinese paintings from Kucha at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. London, British Museum (Summer, 2010); Project to do reflectance transformation images of a series of Ugaritic tablets in the museum’s collection; done in collaboration with Dr. Wayne Pitard of the University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign. Fort Worth, TX (September, 2010); Project to photograph a group of Dead Sea Scroll fragments and selected other ancient antiquities at Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary. Azusa, CA (September, 2010); Project to photograph a group of Dead Sea Scrolls at Azusa Pacific University. USC International ARC Smart Documentation Project (September, 2010 and ongoing). Museum Studies Institute, the USC Archaeology Research Center, Los Angeles Unified School Art and Artifact Collection, InscriptiFact and mentored USC District (LAUSD)’s
Jerusalem, Albright Institute (fall, 2005); project to photograph the Tel Zayit inscriptions. Urbana-Champaign, IL Spurlock Museum, University of Illinois (summer, 2006-spring, 2007); project to document 62 ancient Mesopotamian cylinder and stamp seals as part of a joint undergraduate research project. Oriental Institute, University of Chicago (2007 and ongoing); project to document Aramaic, Elamite and endorsed but uninscribed tablets from the Persepolis Fortification Archive. Institut Catholique and Bibliotheque Nationale de France (January, 2008); project to document all the Dead Sea Scroll fragments in these collections. Los Angeles, CA (spring, 2008); project to document a series of Dead Sea Scroll fragments in private hands. Israel (August, 2008); observers in a “Pilot Project” for the digital documentation of the Dead Sea Scrolls at the Israel Antiquity Authority in Jerusalem Houston, TX (February and April, 2009); Project to photograph the “Vision of Gabriel” ink on stone inscription. Teaneck, NJ (August, 2009); Project to photograph a group of Dead Sea Scrolls from Qumran Cave 1 in the possession of the Syrian Orthodox Church. Los Angeles, CA (March, 2010); Project to photograph a group of ancient Korean antiquities at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art. New York City, NY (June, 2010); Project to photograph a group of ancient Chinese paintings from Kucha at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. London, British Museum (Summer, 2010); Project to do reflectance transformation images of a series of Ugaritic tablets in the museum’s collection; done in collaboration with Dr. Wayne Pitard of the University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign. Fort Worth, TX (September, 2010); Project to photograph a group of Dead Sea Scroll fragments and selected other ancient antiquities at Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary. Azusa, CA (September, 2010); Project to photograph a group of Dead Sea Scrolls at Azusa Pacific University. ARC Smart Documentation Project (September, 2010 and ongoing). USC International Museum Studies Institute, the USC Archaeology Research Center, Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD)’s Art and Artifact Collection, InscriptiFact and mentored USC
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