Thoughts on the Jerusalem Conference
Important information shared related to our project. New discoveries.
The Israel Experience
MASA interns Renata and Hannah help the Temple Mount Sifting Project in the lab with PR and Research.
Archaeological Evidence of the Jewish Temples on the Temple Mount
Historical sources and selected artifacts given to show proof of the First and Second Jewish Temples on the Temple Mount. Jews and Christians have a real and documented relationship to the Temple Mount.
Symbols of Sukkot (Feast of Tabernacles)
Found by Sifting Project: Coin from First Revolt (69/70), the last year of the Temple shows lulav and etrog: symbols of Sukkot.
Find of the Month: Dome of The Rock Inlay on Pearl – Hadassa Amiri
Mother of Pearl with engraving of the Dome of the Rock found by a volunteer at the Temple Mount Sifting Project.
Jennifer Greene: Staff Spotlight: September
I love writing the Staff Spotlight segments because I get to share with you the wonderful people I get to work with every day. Also dice and Jerusalem archaeology!
What a week!
What a week! Second Temple Floors explained at conferences in Jerusalem. Links to video and more info.
Holy Cross Day
Sharing some of the crosses found by the Sifting Project that originated from the Temple Mount.
For the First Time, Archeologists Restore Flooring from Second Temple Courtyard in Jerusalem
PRESS RELEASE
For the First Time, Archeologists Restore Flooring from Second Temple Courtyard in Jerusalem
Tiles uncovered during sifting of earth originating on Temple Mount
JERUSALEM, September 6th, 2016 — Archeologists from the…
The Sifting Project and the Temple Denial at Megalim Conference
It's going to be an interesting week...
On Tuesday we will be holding a press conference about discoveries in our the research.
On Thursday, September 8th, our project is making a splash at this year’s Megalim Conference focusing on…
Find of the Month: Mother of Pearl Bead and Inlay – Eitan & Amichai Strik
Two brothers find a mother of pearl bead and inlay. Mother of pearl pictures and history. What's it doing on the Temple Mount?
Hillel Richman: Just a Slice of Humble Pie
Pottery researcher Hillel Richman studies Iron Age and First Temple pottery and loves rare finds. Staff spotlight of the month.