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Tag Archives: Barnea Levi Selavan
The Dig Across the Valley – Excavations at Tel Azekah
Tel Aviv University recently began a new dig at Tel Azekah, literally next door to Khirbet Qeiyafa. The substantial discoveries at Qeiyafa have produced fresh interest in the Shephelah (Judean foothills) and new digs are popping up in the region. … Continue reading →
Posted in General Archaeology, Israel, Tel Azekah
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Tagged Archaeology, Azekah, Barnea Levi Selavan, Shephlah, Tel Aviv University, Tel Azekah
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Preview of New Evidence Mazar Found for the ‘Solomonic’ Wall
Barnea Selavan of Foundation Stone left a comment on my original post about Eilat Mazar’s recent announcment. Here it is in full. The upper parts of these walls were indeed visible. What is new is a) dated because of the … Continue reading →
Posted in General Archaeology, Jerusalem
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Tagged Archaeology, Art & Architecture, Barnea Levi Selavan, City of David, Eilat Mazar, Jerusalem
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