archaeology dig

By: Biblical Archaeology Society Staff

Straight from the field to you, hear from some of the individuals who were awarded BAS scholarships in 2014.

By: Noah Wiener

Students at Tel Kabri have learned a diverse and advanced skill set at a field school accompanying the excavation, and we sat down with education director Alexandra Ratzlaff to learn more about the academic curriculum.

By: Noah Wiener

Learn how archaeologists adapt their methodologies as they reach occupation layers and carefully examine ancient artifacts.

By: Marielle Velander

Marielle Velander shares her recipe for surviving life at the archaeological excavation of Middle Bronze Age Tel Kabri. We’ve shared her whimsical tips here on BHD.

By: Noah Wiener

In the July/August 2013 issue of BAR, Tel Kabri excavation directors Eric Cline and Assaf Yasur-Landau describe the unique Aegean-style art at the Middle Bronze […]

By: Noah Wiener

BAS web editor describes his arrival in Israel before the 2013 excavations at Tel Kabri.

By: Biblical Archaeology Society Staff

It has been called the “dirty secret” of Israel archaeology: Digs go on for season after season of excavation without publishing final reports of the results of their work. Fortunately, some archaeology digs are changing that trend by producing final reports in beautiful volumes, thereby sharing their discoveries with the public and other scholars interested in Israel archaeology.

By: Biblical Archaeology Society Staff

Aaron Burke, codirector of the Jaffa excavations, discusses how to write an archaeological report about an old excavation in his column, “An Archaeological Cold Case Solved.”