Tag Archive for: archaeology

Noa Nevo – National Service Doing the World a Service
Staff Spotlight: May
Have you met Noa?
Noa is our Bat Sherut this year at our sifting site in Emek Tzurim National Park, meaning that she is doing her National Service by working with our project. She is a very meticulous and focused sifter,…

Rare Egyptian Amulet Bearing Name of Ancient Pharaoh Found in Earth Discarded from Temple Mount
As the Jewish holiday of Passover quickly approaches, we have has released new information about an amazing find: an amulet bearing the name of Egyptian King Thutmose III. Our story is being shared by news agencies across the world including…


Analyzing Prevalent Finds from the Temple Mount Using Control Groups
One of the major tasks in our project is to develop ways of overcoming the absence of an archaeological context for the artifacts. A common method to address this obstacle is to date and study artifacts…