Credits

This e-journal, publishing salvage excavation reports, aims at creating a wide data base that will keep the archaeological research updated and open to all scholars around the world. The printed version of the journal (published since 1961, and available in English since 1982), served for years as a major reference in works concerning the archaeology of the Holy Land. We believe that the digital form of this journal will be even more widely refered to and will be more convinient thanks to easy searching abilities and technological advantages, such as interactive maps and internal links.
 
The availability of such a large-scale data base of salvage excavations on the web is the first of its kind in the archaeology of the Holy Land. The data - which is relevant to a wide range of scholars in various fields, such as archaeologists, Bible scholarts, egyptologists, historians and art historians – will finely be digitally catalogued with the option of conducting elaborate word searches according to sites, periods and topics, as well as by geographical searches according to regions and map references.
 
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Rachel Kudish-Vashdi and Yuval Baruch, Web site managers

 
Credits
Liat Weinblum, Project manager
 
Project Managers
Yuval Baruch
Rachel Kudish-Vashdi
 
Project Director
Dr Uzi Dahari
 
Technological Advisors
David Gabai
Arcady Muter
 
 
RFP preparation
Yuval Baruch
Rachel Kudish-Vashdi
Arcady Muter
 
Web Site Development and Design
Shiri Barak-Mordo, Art director
Tamir Mordo, Development, Database Design and modules integration.

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