Links Page

On this page I will gather as many links as I can find (or that you might suggest) which relate specifically to Tel Dor. They will include entire web sites, news articles, and anything else that might be of interest. So please, don't hesitate to email me with your thoughts and suggestions. Thanks!

General

• Aerial Photographic Archive for Archaeology in the Middle East:
  Information about the Archive, which consists of over 5,000 photographs and hundreds of maps; three aerial photographs of Roman remains; substantial bibliography (including upcoming publications).
  
• Archaeological Excavations in Israel, 1995: Interesting info on digs in Israel.
• Israeli Information Service.
• Israel's History and Archaeology.
• Excellent Links (via a server en Francais ) to sites on the Near and Middle East, Phoenicians, Syro-Palestinian-Biblical Archaeology, Satellite Maps, etc.

Tel Dor

• NEW! Cornell University's Archaeological Field School at Tel Dor headed by Dr. Jeffrey Zorn.
• Jeffrey Zorn's Tel Dor Bibliography.

  Notes from Cornell's 1998 Season at Tel Dor:

  • July 20 Postcard. Includes images.
  • NEWS RELEASE! The first-known examples of glass from the Iron Age I period were found this summer in the Cornell University research area of the Tel Dor, Israel excavations.
  
  
• UC Berkeley - Santa Barbara Tel Dor Expedition
• Digging King Solomon's Port--Tel Dor 1992, Andrew Stewart's 1992 mini-report.
• Archaeological Excavations 1998-Tel Dor. Get some specifics on volunteering for a dig at this site; even though it's for this year (and the dig season is now over), the info shouldn't change much for the 1999 season.
• Tel Dor Site. See a topographical map of the site and its excavation areas.

Kibbutz Nahsholim

Here is an alternative for the traveler who wishes to visit Tel Dor without being involved in the excavations:

• Where to stay: Israel Resort Kibbutz Nahsholim
• Kibbutz Nahsholim Activities: Visit Tel Dor's on-site museum at the Old Glass Factory. Admission is cheap and the artifacts (from land and marine excavations) are great!

Nearby Caesarea

• Combined Caesarea Expeditions:
  
  • Another Latin Honorific Column from Caesarea Maritima, by C.M. Lehmann
  • Excavations of the ancient harbour.
  • A volunteer's view of the Caesarea expedition

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