Events
Events
Luca Brancazi (Albright Institute – Marcia & Oded Borowski/George A. Barton Research Fellow, Sapienza University)
“Current Research on the Holy Sepulchre and Faunal Remains”
Alon Arad (Emek Shaveh)
“Antiquities, Ruins, and Destruction: International Law and Israeli Archaeology”
Annual Meeting for the Early Bronze Age (W. F. Albright Institute of Archaeological Research)
“Visual Culture in the Early Bronze Age Levant” Salah Ad-Din St. 26, Jerusalem
Federica A. Broilo (Albright Institute – Annual Fellow)
“A Taste of the Holy Land? Exploring Travel and Hospitality in Early Nineteenth-Century Ottoman Palestine”
Lorenzo Nigro (Albright Institute – Seymour Gitin Distinguished Professor, Sapienza University)
“Jericho, the Biblical Bias, and Historically Founded Archaeology”
Blair Heidkamp (Albright Institute – Carol & Eric Meyers Doctoral Dissertation Fellow, University of Texas at Austin)
“Hunting at the Edge: The Role of Kites and Projectile Points at the Close of the Neolithic”
Lorenzo Nigro (Albright Institute – Seymour Gitin Distinguished Professor, Sapienza University)
“Urban Origins in the Southern Levant as Seen From Jericho and Batrawy”
The Albright Institute Dorot Director and Staff
“A Year in Review”
Dieter Vieweger (DEI Jerusalem & Amman)
“The Wondrous Phenomenon of the Artesian Spring – New Excavations at Tall Zirāʿa”
James Fraser (Albright Institute – Dorot Director)
“The Site That Broke the Clock: Radiocarbon Dating, Pottery, and Rewriting the Early Bronze Age ‘Collapse’ in Jordan”
Joel S. Burnett
“Iron Age Religion in the ‘Great’ City of the Ammonites”
C. Carter Barnett
“Biblical Eyes, Imperial Designs: The Architecture of Care and Control in Ottoman Palestine”
Katja Soennecken
“From Kaiser to AI – current projects of the DEI Jerusalem”
Jeff Blakely
“‘What the Hell’s Going on Out There’: The Tell el-Hesi Region in a Long-Term Perspective”
Yana Tchekhanovets (ASOR Mini-Series Lecture)
“New Excavations at Nessana, Negev: Late Antique Pilgrimage Hub on the Desert Fringe”
Kristin De Troyer (Online lecture)
“Off the Beaten Track: Which Road to Follow for the Book of Joshua?”
ISF Research Workshop (organized by Igor Kreimerman, Michael Freikman, and James A. Fraser)
“Olives, Textiles and Households: Economic Systems and Social Dynamics in Iron Age Judah and Its Neighbours”
Bar Kribus
“The Religious Sites of the Betä Ǝsraʾel (Ethiopian Jews) in the Context of the Religious Architecture of the Northern Ethiopian Highlands”
Debora Sandhaus in conversation with Andrea M. Berlin (Keynote Address)
“Shared Pasts, Shared Futures: The IAA and American Archaeologists in Israel”
Benyamin Storchan (ASOR Mini-Series Lecture)
“Unearthing an Imperially Glorious Byzantine Church near Bet Shemesh: From Fieldwork to Virtual Reality”
Benyamin Storchan and Josef Briffa
“Life in Light: Ancient Lamps, Faith, and Festivals of Illumination”
Shulamit Miller
“The Rise of Christianity in Galilee: A Perspective from the Jewish Cities of Sepphoris and Tiberias”
ASOR Mini-Series Panel
“American Archaeology through the Lens of Albright’s Work at Tel Beit Mirsim, and Beyond”
Rodney Aist (Book Launch)
Walking the Jerusalem Circuit: In the Footsteps of Pilgrims Before the Crusades
Susan Weingarten (Book Launch)
Ancient Jewish Food in Its Geographical and Cultural Contexts: What’s Cooking in the Talmuds?
Moritz F. Adam
“Flights of the Mind – Dreams, Visions, Journeys, and Authority Construction between Classical and Jewish Literature”
Si Walsh
“MIND THE GAP! The Scribal Presentation of the War Rule (1QM)”
Shua Kisilevitz (ASOR Mini-Series Lecture)
“Holier than Thou? The Temples at Moẓa and Reflections of Ritual Practices in Ancient Judah”
Nadia Ben-Marzouk
“Crafting Communities into Contact: Contextualizing Glyptic Interconnections in the Levant, Egypt, and Aegean (ca. 2500–1500 BCE)”
Timothy B. Sailors (Educational and Cultural Affairs Junior Research Fellow)
“Rethinking the Early Christian Book in the Eastern Mediterranean”
Eric H. Cline (Book Talk)
After 1177 B.C.: The Survival of Civilizations
Felix Höflmayer & Agnes Woitzuck
“A Biography of an Excavation: The Austrian-German Expedition to Tell Balata/Shechem 1913–1939”
Kathleen Nicoll
“‘Trowel Blazers’ in the Archaeology of the Levant & Near East during the early 20th century”
Michael G. Hasel
“Tel Lachish 2013–2017: Excavations of the Palace Domestic Quarter, Area AA”
Alexander Dorr
“The Hula Provides: Reconstructing Animal Economy and Provisioning under Empire at Kedesh”
James Fraser
“Man-Hunting in the Desert: The Ill-Fated Palmer Sinai Expedition of 1882”
Yosef Garfinkel (IES/AIAR Book Launch)
“Colonial Archaeology in Palestine in the 1930s”
Ron Hendel
“Giants and the Conquest of Canaan: On the Landscape of Memory”
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