By Jennifer Munro
By Jennifer Munro
By Jennifer Munro
By Jennifer Munro
By Jennifer Munro
By Jennifer Munro
Eden Orion of The University of Haifa has a great hobby! In his spare time he likes to do aerial photography from a kite. He flew his kite over Tel Akko after the shade cloths were removed, and the resultant pictures were very interesting. What do you think?
By Jennifer Munro
There is so much more to Tel Akko than this one season that I and others have been writing about on this blog. The tel has been excavated since the seventies, and many wonderful discoveries have been made over the years. If you’d like to read more, go to this page and have a look through the document called “One Thousand Days and Nights – Akko through the Ages”. It is the catalogue for an exhibition held at the Hecht Museum edited by Ann E Killebrew and Bered Raz-Remeo, and includes information about the Crusader town of Acre as well as the lengthy and varied history of Akko and its mysterious tel.
By Jennifer Munro
I graduated from Hampshire College with a BA in Archaeology. I will be working in Auria doing CRM. Eventually, I intend to apply for graduate school to study Neolithic Archaeology. I am interested in ancient astronaut theories.
By Jennifer Munro
University of Massachusetts, Amherst
BA Anthropology, Spanish Minor
I’m a North American shovel bum who can’t stay away from Akko. I’ve been coming here since 2013! I’ve done archaeological field work in 6 states and 3 countries. I collect data from the air, on land and at sea. I can be found in the Blue Area, in the Flex room, at Argaman Beach or at Kurkushka.
By Jennifer Munro
I am an archaeologist, or was for the first (almost) 20 years of my post-doctorate career. I write mainly about Near Eastern archaeology and bones. I’m also an assistant editor for the Journal of Eastern Mediterranean Archaeology and Heritage Studies. I have worked at the Smithsonian, two campuses of the University of Alabama, and for two private archaeology firms.