We were pleased to receive so many excellent fellowship proposals this year, illustrating the quality of research being conducted in and on Iraq. Congratulations to our 2021 TARII Fellows!
Dr. Omar Adnan Abbas
Fabrication and Characterization of 2D Transition Metal Dichalcogenides Alloys/3D Silicon Heterojunction Photodetector
Ali Ahmed Abdulateef, University of Baghdad
Documenting the Ancient Heritage of Handmade Crafts in Mandali City, Iraq
Aqeel Almansrawe, State Board of Antiquities and Heritage
Before the Collapse, Documenting the Sasanian Castles of the Northern Nasiriya Province
Muzahim Hussein, State Board of Antiquities and Heritage
Recording Nimrud’s Lost Architecture and Material Culture
Joseph Kotinsly, University of Texas, Austin
Remembering Karbala: Approaching a Social History of Iraqi Shi’I Society, 1980-2003
Angham Salim Mohammed, Nebuchadnezzar II Museum
The Importance of Pigs in Mesopotamia from 2112-1000 BC
Allison Stuewe, University of Arizona
Iraqi Yezidi Refugee Strategies in Germany for Navigating Competing Political Projects
Information on TARII’s fellows is provided on a limited basis and only with the advanced written permission of the fellow.