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Beth She’arim excavations, 2014 – Naming
Archaeologists have deep passion and stories about the site they are digging. Common knowledge collapses as the earth unfold its secret’s dormant for centuries. Glass bracelets from the Ottoman times
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Archaeology – fiction and reality
Here is a short clip briefly describing a site-specific performance installation at the Israel Museum, Jerusalem, 2013. Tel Nona, Audience Version Would you like to initiate such an event at your Museum? Text about the artwork by Dr. Rivka
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Mound Hacker tools
This post is dedicated to the working tools used by Mound Hacker. I have been asked: What is the connection between the Internet link I write upon ceramic shards and Ancient Alexandria
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2013 ,תל נונה, גרסת הקהל, מוזיאון ישראל
בחודשים האחרונים אני עסוקה בהכנות ללילה אחד מיוחד במינו במוזיאון ישראל בירושלים 25.7.13 נקודת מגע בערב זה היוצרות מתהפכות ושאלות מהותיות על אמנות נשאלות באופן הומוריסטי ולעתים נוקב .אחכה לכם
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Memory and Oblivion
Once a week, I come to visit my father. We slowly walk on the balcony. We gaze at the orange groves and the old 19th century Arab building deteriorating but
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Join me on a Mediterranean site-specific project-Mound Hacker
Israel is a home for so many cultures. Anywhere you plant, dig – you might find remains of someone who lived here once upon a time. Tel-Nona, a virtual mound – is a
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Alice in Wonderland and a key to Alexandria Library
“Doorknob: Read the directions and directly you will be directed in the right direction.” Alice in Wonderland Reviving Ancient Alexandria Library
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Rain Rain Rain
Copying is a way of collecting knowledge, as was done in the Ancient Alexandrian Library. Copying is a way of meditation, as done in Japan. Copying is a way to
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A tribute to Dead Sea Scrolls Digital Library
Today- 18/12/12 is a holiday for any scholar – the Dead Sea Scrolls are on line! The Dead Sea Scrolls Digital Library For me, it is almost personal. Blog as
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