Promontory Palace Excavations at Caesarea Maritima

09/10/2018

La Shana Tova from Cincinnati where Barbara Burrell, Jimmy Schryver, and I are working on the final publication of the Promontory Palace Excavations!!

09/21/2017

L'Shana Tova!

07/06/2017

https://www.theguardian.com/science/2017/jul/04/why-roman-concrete-still-stands-strong-while-modern-version-decays

Scientists have cracked the secret to Roman water-based structures’ strength – and findings could help today’s builders

06/06/2017

Lots of new developments at Caesarea!
The site is being further developed for tourism and changes are expected out on the promontory palace, too! Stay tuned... http://www.reuters.com/article/us-israel-archaeology-idUSKBN17T1E1

Archaeologists in Israel have begun work to restore a once-towering ancient-Roman temple in the modern-day Mediterranean city of Caesaria.

04/06/2015

https://www.facebook.com/kathy.gleason/posts/10152777127052006?notif_t=like

Epic was the king’s preferred scale. He planned, sited, sourced and landscaped structures of classical antiquity across Israel and the West Bank.

02/18/2015

http://www.ynetnews.com/articles/0,7340,L-4627852,00.html

Travel: Scuba divers come across 'almost 2,000 gold coins in different denominations' on seabed in ancient harbor in Caesarea; experts say find was 'so valuable that its priceless.'

06/27/2013

Permits in hand, just three days until we get started!!! Barbara, Holt and I are all in Jerusalem, with staff in various stages of arrival. Promises to be an exciting season in the audience hall!

04/20/2013

Getting ready for a study/publication season at Caesarea and Zafririm this July! Volunteers welcome!

08/17/2012

Katia Cytryn's excavation!
http://www.haaretz.com/news/national/in-excavation-of-ancient-mosque-volunteers-dig-up-israeli-city-s-golden-age.premium-1.458874

Dozens of workers,students digging in Tiberias' unearth artifacts from city's golden age - the Early Muslim period.

02/26/2012

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02/11/2012

02/11/2012

This site is replacing our group page, which lost all of its members in the last migration. It seems to offer more features, so let's populate this page and I will cancel the other.