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| Dan Warner of NOBTS, left, and Tsvika Tsuk of INPA, sort pottery shards at Gezer. |
May 26-June 15, 2013
Sponsored by the Israel Nature and Parks Authority and The Center for Archaeological Research at New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary
The Project: Participate in the excavation of an ancient
Canaanite water system which could date to the time of Abraham. The project is co-sponsored by the Israel Nature and Parks and Authority and New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary under the direction of Tsvika Tsuk, chief archaeologist at INPA, and Dan Warner, CAR co-director at NOBTS.
Dates: May 26 - June 15, 2013. Volunteers should plan to
arrive no later than May 25.
Cost: $1650 for the 3-week season, or $550 per week +
airfare. Costs cover room, board and weekend travel. Preference will be given
to three-week participants. Participants are responsible for their own flights
to and from Israel. The dig will arrange airport pickup.
Weekend Travel: The expedition will arrange several field
trips covering key areas of Israel.
Accommodations: Volunteers will be housed in air-conditioned
rooms at the Neve Shalom Guest House, with three to four persons per room.
Academic Credit: Undergraduate or graduate course credit for
up to 6 semester hours is available. Additional tuition fees apply.
More Information: Dr. Dan Warner
(dwarner@nobts.edu) or Dr. Dennis Cole (rdcole@nobts.edu)
or visit the NOBTS Center for Archaeological Research website at www.nobts.edu/archaeologycenter/
