The Givat Sher-Modi'in Community-Based Excavation: Preliminary Report on the 2004-6 Seasons.

YOAV FARHI; YUVAL GADOT; DAVID ILAN; JESSIE PINCUS-BENAVRAHAM; ITAMAR TAXEL; LEVANA TSFANIA; SHLOMIT BECHAR

The Givat Sher-Modi'in Community-Based Excavation: Preliminary Report on the 2004-6 Seasons.

YOAV FARHI, YUVAL GADOT, DAVID ILAN, JESSIE PINCUS-BENAVRAHAM, ITAMAR TAXEL, LEVANA TSFANIA, SHLOMIT BECHAR

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Abstract

The article discusses a report on the findings from the first two years of the Givat Sher-Modi'in community-based excavation. The purpose of the archaeological project was to conduct in-depth research into the history and archaeology of the Givat Sher-Modi'in and urge community involvement in its study, development and preservation. The project is developing a sense of identity with Modi'in and a positive stakeholder's attitude toward the area's natural and cultural resources.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	89-147
Number of pages	59
Journal	STRATA: Bulletin of the Anglo-Israel Archaeological Society
Volume	27
State	Published - 1 Jan 2009

Keywords

MODIIN (Israel)
ISRAEL
ARCHAEOLOGICAL excavations
ARCHAEOLOGICAL surveying
ARCHAEOLOGY

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