Cats are always cats
The domestic cat has stamped its claws on ancient history. A long time ago someone left some amphora to dry […]
μεζέδες
A lovely rolled-rim plate was found yesterday in the Garea (i.e., eastern part of our excavations, where Professor Gary Gilbert
The Magic of Archaeology
For almost a year, I have been struggling. Whenever I was asked the dreaded “What do you want to do
From the Farm to the Tel
Digging in the dirt is not an unfamiliar task for me. Having visited my grandparents’ farm throughout my life, I
Students 2017
SPENCER SILVER
The University of Iowa. Ancient Civilizations and Religious Studies. I am entering my senior year at the University of Iowa.
Students 2017
CAS POPP
Pennsylvania State University B.A. Anthropology | B.A. Classics and Ancient Mediterranean Studies | M.A. Anthropology A stone tool and ancient
FINDS FINDS FINDS
Over the past few days, the tel has been giving up many of its long-hidden secrets. Some of the pictures
Bridging the Gap
Walking through a historical site, it is easy to romanticize the past. You see a temple where Jesus worshipped, or
DANIEL GRISWOLD
University at Buffalo. PhD candidate. Having assisted last season with excavation logistics, I joined the team this season as a
MICHAL ARTZY (University of Haifa; 2010–2019)
Michal Artzy is a professor emerita at the University of Haifa. Her PhD, from the Dept. of Mediterranean Studies at