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What's New from AMED:
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 Clockwise from left: Kente Cloth; 18th century Middle East book binding; The Washington Haggadah |
New AMED Publications:
- The Library of Congress has recently published Library of
Congress African and Middle Eastern Collections: Illustrated
Guides. The
three-volume set includes individual illustrated guides to the
Library's Africana, Hebraic, and Near East collections. They
narrate the growth of the Library's extensive and comprehensive
holdings
of the intellectual heritage of more than 70 countries and countless
peoples, lands and cultures of sub-Saharan and North Africa,
Israel, the Middle East, and Central Asia. Click
Here for more
information.
- The Division has issued a new brochure describing its services and collections. Helpful information about where to write for more information and about using the AMED Reading Room is included. It is available free-of-charge by calling (202) 707-7937 or writing:
African and Middle Eastern Division
Library of Congress
101 Independence Ave. SE
Washington, D.C. 20540-4820
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