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Are there archaeological digs in the Holy Land?
Dozens of archaeological digs throughout the Holy Land look for volunteers to help them excavate history. Whether you’re interested in the worlds of Kings David and Solomon, want to walk in the footsteps of Jesus and the apostles, or work in an ancient Phoenician city, we’ve got an archaeological dig for you.
How long has bas been doing archaeological digs?
Check back often. Participating on an archaeological excavation is a unique and exciting way to experience history firsthand. For almost four decades, BAS has been connecting volunteers with the opportunity to participate in some of the most exciting archaeological excavations in the Near East.
When was the Judean caves discovered in Israel?
Some began to hit the black market before Israel’s establishment – the fact is that Sukenik bought some in November 1947. His son Yigal Yadin acquired more; some were found in further exploration of the Judean caves and one collection in Jordan was taken in 1967.
Where are the most important archaeological discoveries in Israel?
Archaeologists do not agree on whether the artifact were cultic as such, used in a temple near Ein Gedi; or possibly grave goods of some high-ranking person; or perhaps a stash of passing merchants. In any case they were hidden in the cave about 6,000 years ago.
How long has bas been doing archaeological work?
Participating on an archaeological excavation is a unique and exciting way to experience history firsthand. For almost four decades, BAS has been connecting volunteers with the opportunity to participate in some of the most exciting archaeological excavations in the Near East.
Where to volunteer for archaeological digs in Israel?
Biblical archaeology in Israel Located in southern Israel between Jerusalem and Ashkelon, biblical Gath was one of the five cities of the Philistines (biblical peoples in conflict with Israelites) and supposedly home to Goliath, of the David and Goliath Bible parable.
What do you need to know about archaeological digs?
Whether you’re interested in the worlds of Kings David and Solomon, want to walk in the footsteps of Jesus and the apostles, or work in an ancient Phoenician city, we’ve got an archaeological dig for you. For each dig, we provide an in-depth description including location, historical and biblical significance, and what the goals are for the season.