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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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
Digging with Chronic Pain
by Quentin Stickley. Archaeology is my passion, but as someone who lives with chronic pain, I have always been concerned
Sifting Through my Thoughts: How to better oneself
by Salem Arvin. Living in a new place can pose many challenges, and whether emotional or physical this has the
7 Reasons Why You Should Go to Tel Akko
You’ve read all about our experiences. You’ve seen the pictures. You’ve had the travel envy. So now you’re wondering, “Should
Memories to Savor
When you ride Soarin’ in Walt Disney World’s Epcot, puffs of scent come out during the different scenes: jasmine above
Crops of Tel Akko
In this post I am going to run through some of the most common domesticated plant species that we find
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
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