Sara Mohr

Sara Mohr is the Pforzheimer Foundation Fellow at the American Academy of Arts & Sciences. Her work focuses on ancient history, provenance, digital scholarship, and technologies of information preservation. She has a BA in Anthropology from the University of Chicago and a PhD in Assyriology from Brown University.

Projects

Where is the Cuneiform?

An attempt to identify, digitally reunite, and align the histories of collections of cuneiform objects in colleges and universities in the United States.

Secrecy, Protection, and the Foundations of Knowledge in Ancient Mesopotamia

A dissertation submitted in partial fulfillment of the PhD in Assyriology from Brown University.

Citation Network Analysis of the Bulletin of ASOR (BASOR), 1970-2020

A poster presented at the 2021 ASOR Annual Meeting investigating the citations in BASOR as an analog for the community of scholars in ancient Near Eastern studies.

The Ratty

A public scholarship blog produced by and for graduate students.

Digitizing Cuneiform at Brown University

3D models of the cuneiform objects in the John Hay Library.

At the Margins: Interconnections of Power and Identity in the Ancient Near East

A conference organized on the campus of Brown University in October 2019. Edited volume of contributions to the conference forthcoming with the University Press of Colorado.

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