It’s Up to You as Nancy Drew
By Caroline Sausser While walking through the underground tunnel system of the Hospitaller compound in Old Acre, my fellow Miami […]
The lion and the oil lamp
A tiny lion or feline figure has been found on the tel. Professor Jolanta Mlynarczyk of the University of Warsaw speaks
Conch Shell find at Tel Akko
The conch shell can be an instrument with multiple meanings and uses. How old the custom of blowing it is
Student blog
JAKE SPRINGER
Penn State University CAMS (Classics & Ancient Mediterranean Studies) & Secondary Education Double Major I came to Akko to gain
An Unexpected Combination
By Megan Ashbrook. Two of my loves are archaeology and horses. Never would I have imagined that thousands of miles
EVAN TAYLOR
University of Massachusetts Amherst. Anthropology (B.A. Â & M.A.) PhD student. I am an anthropologist who does research on the relationships
ANN E. KILLEBREW (Pennsylvania State University; 2010–2019)
Ann E. Killebrew is an Associate Professor at the Pennsylvania State University. For the past thirty-five years, she has participated
What is Archaeobotany?
Archaeobotany is a sub-specialization within environmental archaeology that studies human interactions with plants in the past. There are several approaches
Cows’ Ankles and Urchin Spines: A Day of Zooarchaeology at Tel Akko
My alarm went off at 4:15 am today. Work starts early at Tel Akko, and I like to run in
TAMMI SCHNEIDER
Claremont Graduate University. PhD. I am a professor of religion at CGU. I love digging!