Author Archives: wadirabah

With the last excavation season closed, I would like to express my thanks to everybody who has been involved in the project over the years. My thanks go first and foremost to the team who accompanied and build the project together … Continue reading →

Our last week of excavation is over, volunteers are returning to their homes and prepare for their upcoming studies at their universities, and the staff is enjoying some well-deserved rest after four exciting weeks full of archaeological finds and features. … Continue reading →

The third week of the last season at Ein el-Jarba is over and we are about to embark on our last week, preparing final documentation of architectural features, drawing sections and use photogrammetry for a digital model of the site … Continue reading →

In our second week of excavations we continued to excavate our four active squares, uncovering new architectural features of the Wadi Rabah period, and, most importantly, were happy to retrieve several remarkable finds. A particularly well preserved obsidian blade was … Continue reading →

This week we have started our last season at Ein el-Jarba. Volunteers from the US, Canada, Italy, Switzerland, Slovenia, Germany, Hungary, the UK and Israel have joined us this season. We continue our excavation work in Area G, clarifying stratigraphic … Continue reading →

  We are starting the last season in precisely one month. Planning and organizing is in its final stages and we are soon ready to go! Stay tuned for updates and further info, and contact me if you have any questions: … Continue reading →

Every applicant should have received a reply by now. Those accepted for the coming excavation season should have further received a detailed information sheet and updates via email. In case you did not hear back yet, please contact me immediately!

The Ein el-Jarba jar found about 50 years ago during mechanic works in the field of Kibbutz Hazorea made it on the cover of latest issue of the Levant journal!

Come and hear about the recent finds from the 2015 excavation season at Ein el-Jarba! 29.10.2015, 16:00 Dan Wassong Autidtorium, Rabin Building, Mt. Scopus

We had an exceptionally successful season this year, and I would like to thank you all for your help! Alla Rabinovich, Marina Bekker and Ayelet Segal wonderfully supervised the work in the field, and meticulously documented finds. Their experience and … Continue reading →