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Welcome to the transcription project for the Howard Crosby Butler Archive!
We need your help to bring the story of monumental expeditions to Syria back to the modern world. These expedition notebooks within the archive detail information about the ancient world not present in published volumes. Those interested can view images from the archive here. Thank you for all your help!
Works
Butler Diary: Northern and Central Syria I, 1899
109 pages: 0% complete (0% indexed, 96% transcribed, 96% needs review)
Butler Diary: Northern and Central Syria II, 1899
110 pages: 0% complete (0% indexed, 76% transcribed, 76% needs review)
Butler Diary: Northern and Central Syria III, 1899
61 pages: 3% complete (3% indexed, 83% transcribed, 80% needs review)
Butler Diary: Northern and Central Syria IV, 1900
168 pages: 2% complete (2% indexed, 74% transcribed, 72% needs review)
Butler Diary: Northern and Central Syria V, 1900
117 pages: 0% complete (1% indexed, 57% transcribed, 56% needs review)
Butler Notes: Excavation of Sardis Architecture in N. Syria, Central Syria, Hauran, Baalbek, Palmyra
30 pages: 0% complete (0% indexed, 83% transcribed, 83% needs review)
Butler Notes: Islamic Architecture in Central and Northern Syria
Collaboration is restricted.
241 pages: 0% complete (1% indexed, 64% transcribed, 63% needs review)
Butler Notes: Second Expedition in Syria, 1904
Collaboration is restricted.
173 pages: 0% complete (0% indexed, 6% transcribed, 6% needs review)
Butler: Bosra to Umm idj-Djimal, 1904-1905
165 pages: 30% complete (28% indexed, 34% transcribed, 3% needs review)
Butler: Diary of Third Expedition to Syria, 1909
107 pages: 0% complete (0% indexed, 79% transcribed, 79% needs review)