A Squareless Beginning
My expectations for this dig, and Akko in general for that matter, were completely wrong. I thought that archeology in […]
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No Slacking on Slag
At Tell Akko, any square or area supervisor will be able to tell you that one of the ubiquitous finds
Surveying, Onions, and Falling
For the past three days–starting on the 19th of July–at Tel Akko, I have been working with Survey. While there
Drawing Akko’s Spicy Medusas
By J.T. …. Here at Akko we have numerous specialists at our disposal; an archaeobotanist, zooarchaeologist, pottery experts, etc. Someone
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Information about the Tel Akko Total Archaeology Program
By Daniel Xu… As an Econ major student, I have never imagined myself working on a archeological site in Israel.
The Rocks Remember
by Natasha Nagle Throughout much of our existence, humans have stood in great awe of the natural processes through which
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“There’s a First For Everything”
The first time I climbed the steps to the tel felt like the first couple steps I took off the
The side of ceramics you may not know
By Dylan Ingram… Everyone at the Tel Akko Total Archaeology Project has some experience with pottery washing: You grab a
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Jamie, Michael, and the Orange Dirt
By Cassidy Ross…Whilst digging a survey pit Michael came across some red dirt. Low and behold there was something suspicious