One of our trustees, Martin Rose, has written about his visit to the scanning of the statue of King Idrimi of Alalakh at the British Museum.
‘The king … is a splendidly pop-eyed chap with magnificent hat, who was exiled from Aleppo in the mid-second millennium BC and returned from exile to capture and rule for 30 years or so the city of Alalakh in the Hatay, a little way from the Orontes river.’
Read the full article on Martin’s blog.
