Joining the Cult in Akko
By Jonathon Jack. I joined the cult in the first week of the Tel Akko Project. For those who don’t […]
Students 2017
Same Different Thing
To tell you a little about myself, I’m a first generation Asian born in China if that matters. I like
Bon Akkoetit
By Trevor James Hale To me, there is no greater way to experience a foreign culture and all its richness
Pennsylvania State University Student “Dies” in Israel
By Chuck Stasiak. Christopher Michael Stasiak was born on September 12, 1997, to parents Carrie and Joseph Stasiak.
To Be or Not To Be: Is Archaeology Really For Me?
By Lindsay Simmins. For the last three years or so of my life, I have studied archaeology intently; specifically
From Shards to Sherds: An Archaeologist’s First Dig
By Anna Shamory. A ceramic bowl slips out of your hands and crashes to the ground. You pick up a
A Day in the Cult
By Michael Flaig. Arising before dawn from our humble rooms we eat a small breakfast consisting of bread,
Two Sides to Every Story
By Abigail Michael. In coming to Tel Akko, there wasn’t much I expected to take me by surprise. Despite it
An Emerging (Partial) Vessel
An Emerging (Partial) Vessel The Reveal As I was excavating in square RR4, I started to see this one large
The Man in Akko
By Marissa Scott: With lines of wisdom and experience breaking up his dark complection, a man approached my dinner table