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Excavating the Arab Revolt

The Great Arab Revolt Project (GARP) will be returning to Jordan on October 24th this year and we still have places available.

This year we will be continuing our archaeological investigation at Wuheida, the site of Prince Feisal's and the Northern Arab Army's camp in April 1918, and other sites associated with TE Lawrence in the Ma'an area. Small teams will also be investigating other areas associated with the Arab Revolt including Tafila, Tel al Shahm, Jerdun and Mudawwara and sites along the Hejaz railway.
 

There will also be free time and visits arranged to Petra, Aqaba, Guweira and Wadi Rum.
Why not join us?

For full details please see. http://www.jordan1914-18archaeology.org/

or contact Susan Daniels, the project administrator at:

tel. 07815 570507

contact
 

The deadline for obtaining the necessary permissions for new volunteers is fast approaching so if you would like to consider coming along with us please contact Susan in the near future.

 

Oldenburg

Landesmuseum Natur und Mensch
21 November 2010 to 27 March 2011

click here for more information

Cologne

Rautenstrauch-Joest Museum
29 April to 11 September 2011

The exhibition will be in the museum's new building

Lawrence von Arabien - Genese eines Mythos

Lawrence of Arabia - the birth of a legend

Exhibit captions will be printed in both German and English
Oldenburg and Cologne are easily accessible from the UK

   

 

Contents guide

Lawrence's Writings

This site contains a substantial proportion of Lawrence' published writing and is designed for easy use. Every page has links in the left-hand margin to chronological contents  lists, and across the top to alphabetic contents lists. A Google search box allows you to search the entire content.

Build began in January 2006 when UK copyright on many of Lawrence's published writings expired. There are several hundred Lawrence letters online and most of his shorter writings (articles and introductions). There are also complete texts of Seven Pillars of Wisdom (1935) and The Mint (1955)

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Blog

Jeremy Wilson includes postings about T.E. Lawrence on his blog>>.

A selection of postings from the archive of the T.E. Lawrence Studies discussion list is online here>>

Abbreviations used on this site

About these sites
Copyright, privacy, contact

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Biography

Introduction
Brief history of the major Lawrence websites

Editorial
The state of T. E. Lawrence research and scholarship


Who was 'Lawrence of Arabia'

Introductory biography

The Centenary Exhibition (1888-1914 online)

Chronology of Lawrence's life

Maps
Lawrence's cycling tour in France 1908, walking tour in the Middle East 1909, and maps of the Arab Revolt from Seven Pillars of Wisdom

FAQs

T.E. Lawrence and Zionism

Some Lawrence quotations

Analysis

David Lean's Lawrence of Arabia
Michael Asher's Lawrence pp. 1-35

Bibliography

The texts of Seven Pillars of Wisdom
Chronological history of the texts
Tables showing where Lawrence cut the 1922 'Oxford' text of Seven Pillars when preparing his subscribers' abridgement  

T. E. Lawrence's letters
listed by date [in progress]

Reference

Collecting T.E. Lawrence
T.E. Lawrence's writings in print
Printed materials
Manuscripts
Objects and ephemera

Selected reading lists
Introductory
Works by T. E. Lawrence
Collected Editions
Editions of letters

Photographs of and by Lawrence
Reference guide

Collections in institutions
Major research resources

Bibliographical check-list
Jeremy Wilson, T. E. Lawrence, A Guide to Printed and Manuscript Materials:

Printed materials [only partially online]

Lawrence service
Papers
released by the Public Record Office (National Archives) in 2002

T. E. Lawrence copyrights
Where to obtain permission to quote writing by T.E. Lawrence

Clouds Hill and other memorials to Lawrence

Books at Clouds Hill in 1935
T. E. Lawrence's library  (online: Authors 'A')

Books dedicated to Lawrence
by John Buchan, E.M.Forster, Robert Graves, Basil Liddell Hart and others

New Publication

T. E. Lawrence, The Mint and Later Writings about Service Life

Castle Hill Press, Subscribers' Library Edition of 475 numbered copies, Spring 2010.

The first part of the book contains the original 1928 text of The Mint, Lawrence's fly-on-the-wall  account of life in the ranks of the RAF from 1922 to 1926. The second part contains a selection of his later writings about service life, drawn from letters and other documents. This takes the story from 1927 to 1935 - as Lawrence himself planned to do.
More information>>


Castle Hill Press
Scholarly fine-press editions of T.E. Lawrence's works and correspondence, printed for subscribers

Works

Seven Pillars of Wisdom, The Complete 1922 Text
(currently out of print)
Towards 'An English Fourth'
Military Report on the Sinai Peninsula
'The Mint' and Later Writings About Service Life

Translation

Le Gigantesque | The Forest Giant

Letters

Correspondence with Bernard and Charlotte Shaw (4 vols)
Correspondence with Henry Williamson

Forthcoming: Correspondence with E.M. Forster

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