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Tag Archives: Lachish
Walk through the Israel Museum without going to Jerusalem
Another great museum has partnered with Google to let you visit without leaving home. You can now “walk” through the Israel Museum in Jerusalem using Google Street View to observe displays as if you are there in person. The museum is known for its large … Continue reading
My Interview by Randy McCracken
Randy McCracken recently interviewed me. What is it like to be on a dig? What are the most difficult and rewarding parts of that experience? What is the most exciting thing I’ve ever discovered? Read about these things and more, … Continue reading
Image of Fertility Goddess Unearthed at Lachish
A clay image of a Canaanite fertility goddess was unearthed in my square the other day. Yossi Garfinkel granted permission to post this photo of the find. Fertility goddesses were considered influential over the fertility of the womb, making them … Continue reading
Steve Forbes Visits Tel Lachish
We had a very nice visit from economist, publisher, and former Presidential candidate Steve Forbes. He visited all of the squares, shook everyone’s hand, and even picked up one of our excavation t-shirts. No doubt he will wear it around … Continue reading
Posted in 2015 Tel Lachish excavation, Notable Notables
Tagged Forbes, Lachish, Steve Forbes
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A First Step in Archaeological Excavation (Video)
A short video intro to one aspect of excavation. “You call this archaeology?” – Henry Jones, Sr. Here is the result. (I only deserve partial credit. Steve Braman worked on this with me.)
Posted in 2015 Tel Lachish excavation, General Archaeology, Lachish, Short videos
Tagged Lachish, Luke Chandler, video
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New Discoveries at Tel Lachish – June 29th Edition
We discovered some nice things at biblical Lachish over the past two days of excavation. Here are photos of some of them. I will start with a typical oil lamp from Old Testament times. Scorching is visible around the area … Continue reading
Posted in 2015 Tel Lachish excavation, General Archaeology, Lachish, New Discoveries
Tagged Archaeology, Artifacts, Discoveries, Faience, Lachish, oil lamp, Pyxis, Socket stone, Weights
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Biblical Artifacts in the Israel Museum
We are free this weekend and enjoyed 3 hours this morning in one of the world’s great museums for biblical artifacts. The Israel Museum in Jerusalem is the repository for many discoveries we see in Bible dictionaries, commentaries, and other … Continue reading
Posted in Jerusalem, Museums
Tagged incense, Israel Musuem, Lachish, Lachish Letters, LMLK jars, Museums, Scooping tray
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Tidbits from the Tel: The 2015 Dig at Lachish
Busy day with the excavation, but with some nice discoveries. We have nearly completed our first week at this year’s archaeological dig. Here are a few highlights. First, the new ancient gate. My dad is a beast when it comes … Continue reading
2015 Season at Lachish Begins
The new archaeological season has begun at the biblical Lachish, the second city of the Kingdom of Judah. Lachish played roles in geopolitics, conspiracy, assassination, and was a key objective for multiple invaders. We began our season on Sunday afternoon … Continue reading
In Jerusalem for Lachish excavation and Bible Lands tour
My group arrived safely in Tel Aviv after a pleasant and uneventful flight from New York. The second season of the new excavations at Tel Lachish begins Sunday afternoon. Tomorrow we will explore Jerusalem and acclimate to the new time … Continue reading
Posted in 2015 Tel Lachish excavation, Bible Lands tour, Israel, Jerusalem, Overseas trips, Travel
Tagged Israel, Jerusalem, Lachish, Travel
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