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  • The Team
    • Dir. Geoff Emberling
    • Dir. Rachael Jane Dann
    • Ed Blinkhorn
    • Ignacio “Nacho” Forcadell
    • Jack Cheng
    • Jacke Phillips
    • Martin Uildriks
    • Sarah Duffy
    • Suzanne Davis
    • Tim Skuldbøl
  • Fieldwork
    • City Wall
    • Conservation
    • Contemporary Art
    • Cultural Heritage
    • Epigraphy
    • History of Excavations
    • Imaging
    • Mortuary Temple
    • Pyramid 1
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International Kurru Archaeological Project

Excavation, Conservation, Collaboration

  • Home
  • The Team
    • Dir. Rachael Jane Dann
    • Dir. Geoff Emberling
    • Ed Blinkhorn
    • Ignacio “Nacho” Forcadell
    • Jack Cheng
    • Jacke Phillips
    • Martin Uildriks
    • Suzanne Davis
    • Sarah Duffy
    • Tim Skuldbøl
  • Fieldwork
    • History of Excavations
    • Pyramid 1
    • Mortuary Temple
    • City Wall
    • Conservation
    • Epigraphy
    • Imaging
    • Cultural Heritage
    • Contemporary Art
  • Reports
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Jack Cheng

Jack Cheng is an art historian whose academic focus has been on ancient musical practice. At El Kurru, he works on recording architecture and finds through drawings, photography and the registration database. At home in Boston, he teaches and directs the Clemente Course in the Humanities. Jack’s freelance writing — occasionally about archaeology or Sudan — has been published in the New York Times, Boston Globe Magazine and Archaeology.


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