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Archaeology Field SchoolTel Dor, IsraelApplication Deadline: April 1 (those accepted on the team must pay all fees by April 15) University, Company, InstitutionHebrew University of Jerusalem/U.C. Berkeley Location of Field SchoolNahsholim Israel
Field School OverviewProject DirectorsProfessor Ilan Sharon, Hebrew University of JerusalemProfessor Ayellet Gilboa, Haifa University Professor Stephen Weiner, Weizmann Institute of Science Professor Andrew Stewart, U.C. Berkeley Professor Sarah Stroup, University of Washington at Seattle Professor Elizabeth Bloch-Smith, Villanova University Field School DescriptionIn June, 2006, an international consortium directed by Professor Ilan Sharon (Hebrew University) will resume excavation at one of the richest and most spectacular sites in coastal Israel. King Solomon's principal harbor, a major Canaanite, Sea Peoples, Phoenician, Jewish, Assyrian, Persian, Greek, Roman, and Byzantine city, and a Crusader fortress, Tel Dor offers a unique opportunity for volunteers to learn the techniques of modern field archaeology from experienced excavators. In 2006 the Dor consortium will resume excavation and scientific sampling of the Roman, Hellenistic, Persian, and Iron Age levels on the south side of the site, paying specific attention to its urban development, monumental buildings, dwelling houses, and palaeoenvironment; will continue to investigate the impact upon the city s native Phoenician-Israelite culture of contact with/conquest by outside powers, especially Persians, Athenians, Macedonians, and Romans; will continue the conservation of the Roman hoField school web site:sscl.berkeley.edu/~teldor/ Field School Size: 26-50 Minimum age: 18 Is prior experience required?: No Recommended experience: No experience required; volunteers must be reasonably fit, and willing to work and to learn Traditional Photography: Yes Digital Photography: Yes Excavation Survey Techniques: Yes Interpreting stratigraphy: Yes Resortation conservation architecture: Yes Artifact analysis: Yes Report writing: Yes Evening Lectures: A full program of evening lectures and classes is offered Is travel during free time restricted?: No Additional information for students: No rain days! Travel is encouraged anywhere within the State of Israel; Cyprus, Jordan, and Egypt are also accessible on the long weekend. Academic, Credit Room and Board, & TuitionAcademic Credit: YesNumber of Credits: Number of Credits: 2-4 Tuition: $350 enrollment fee plus $250 per unit Name of Institution offering credit Room and Board Information: The Dor excavation team is housed in cabins (3 per room), with private bath/shower, unimproved kitchenette, a/c, shaded patio, in the Nahsholim Beach Hotel; excellent hotel food. Hotel amenities available; mini-market, restaurants, snack bars, and beach close by. Easy taxi access to Faradis and Zikhron Ya'akov and to nearby bus stop on the main Haifa-Tel Aviv road. Fees are inclusive of room and board and Dor consortium dig fees: $3095 for full season; $1995 for half season; student discounts available. Recommended readingsDor Volunteer Manual (200 pp.; issued free of charge to all paid-up participants) Stern, Ephraim, Dor - Ruler of the Seas. Jerusalem, 2000. Stern, Ephraim; Sharon, Ilan; Berg, John; et al., "Excavations at Dor: Final Report. Areas A and C." Qedem Reports. Vol. 1 and 2. Jerusalem, 1995. Stewart, Andrew, and S. Rebecca Martin, "Hellenistic Discoveries at Tel Dor, Israel." Hesperia. 72(2): 121-45. Princeton, NJ, 2003. Stewart, Andrew, "A Death at Dor." Biblical Archaeology Review. 19: 30-36. Washington, DC, 1993. Stewart, Andrew, and S. Rebecca Martin, "Attic Imported Pottery at Tel Dor, Israel: An Overview." Bulletin of the American Schools of Oriental Research. 337: 79-94. 2005.Stern, Ephraim, Dor - Ruler of the Seas. Jerusalem, 2000. Web sites with additional information: www.hum.huji.ac.il/dor/ Archaeology field school contactProfessor Andrew StewartAddress: Department of History of Art, U.C. Berkeley Berkeley CA 94720-6020 USA Telephone: 510-643-9040 Fax: 510-643-2185 E-mail: astewart@berkeley.edu SummaryThis is the largest and longest-running excavation in Israel. Great finds, great location, great beach, and great staff! |
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