The Little Phoenician Juglet
What could be more wonderful than finding an almost perfect little juglet that has been buried for thousands of years, […]
Behold, The Underminer!
It was the second day of excavation – the sandbags were dumped, the weeds cleared, and it was finally time
Always Making A Mark
All living things make their mark in this life—on their environment and on other living things. At the Tel Akko archaeological site I have found that animals and plants consistently make their mark on the environment, especially with their holes and seed pods. Moles, bees, ants, scorpions, castor plants, and cacti must be navigated and . . .
Season 2019 is in full swing
And we’re back! Season 2019 started off well with all the sandbags removed by the second day and a big
Tel Akko at the Society for American Archaeology
Monica Genuardi, Darcy Calabria and Jane Skinner, represented Tel Akko at the Society for American Archaeology in April 2019. The poster
ÜMIT GUDER
I am an archaeo-metallurgist specialized in ancient iron production technologies. I work in the Laboratory for Archaeometric Studies at Canakkale
On Tel Akko Fear is Definitely not a Factor.
By Tasheana Bythewood. Finding out I was going to be able to go to Israel and practice my passion
I’m not going to lie, the last week at Akko was difficult. I was physically and mentally exhausted, almost every
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Same Story Different Perspective continued…
Two weeks into the dirt, we all were pros at this excavating compared to the first day. It started to
Reflecting on Akko and its People
by Brendon Yang. مرحبا, שלום, приве́т, hello. Even if Hebrew is now Israel’s official language, it doesn’t change the fact