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In July-November 2017, a trial excavation was conducted south of Tel
Bene Beraq (Permit No. A-8044; map ref. 183588-794/659910-60227), prior to
work on diverting Nahal Ayyalon. The excavation, undertaken on behalf of the
Israel Antiquities Authority and financed by the Ariel Sharon Park
Authority, was directed by D. Golan, R. Be'eri and A. Dayan, with the
assistance of M. Karkovsky, G. Haklay and T. Rudin (area supervision), T.
Harpak (area supervision; pottery), G. Tal, Y. Levinger, A. Wiemann and A.
Eshhar (drafting and area-supervision assistance), I. Jonish, V. Shustin, E.
Oren and D. Abu Salah (excavation preparations), Y. Amrani and E. Bachar
(administration), A. Dagot-Ziv (GPS), M. Cohen, Y. Shmidov, V. Essman and M.
Kunin (surveying and drafting), A. Peretz, R. Be'eri and M. Karkovsky (field
photography), Y. Marmelstein (drone photography), L. Ben-Dror of Griffin
Company (drone photography), Y. Raskin (geoarchaeology), J. Vardi (flints),
E. van den Brink (Chalcolithic pottery), R. Shahack-Gross and I. Ogloblin
(microarchaeology), L. Perry (faunal remains), J. Regev (radiocarbon dating)
and D. Golan (preliminary inspection). Additional assistance was provided by
J. Stern, D. Ben Ami, M. Ajami, D. Barkan and P. Gendelman. We are grateful
to the many researchers who visited the excavation and contributed much
information, as well as to the staff of the Dan Region Association and Ariel
Sharon Park for their assistance during the excavation.
Israel Antiquities Authority
Title: Bene Beraq, Tel (South)
Description:
In July-November 2017, a trial excavation was conducted south of Tel
Bene Beraq (Permit No.
A-8044; map ref.
183588-794/659910-60227), prior to
work on diverting Nahal Ayyalon.
The excavation, undertaken on behalf of the
Israel Antiquities Authority and financed by the Ariel Sharon Park
Authority, was directed by D.
Golan, R.
Be'eri and A.
Dayan, with the
assistance of M.
Karkovsky, G.
Haklay and T.
Rudin (area supervision), T.
Harpak (area supervision; pottery), G.
Tal, Y.
Levinger, A.
Wiemann and A.
Eshhar (drafting and area-supervision assistance), I.
Jonish, V.
Shustin, E.
Oren and D.
Abu Salah (excavation preparations), Y.
Amrani and E.
Bachar
(administration), A.
Dagot-Ziv (GPS), M.
Cohen, Y.
Shmidov, V.
Essman and M.
Kunin (surveying and drafting), A.
Peretz, R.
Be'eri and M.
Karkovsky (field
photography), Y.
Marmelstein (drone photography), L.
Ben-Dror of Griffin
Company (drone photography), Y.
Raskin (geoarchaeology), J.
Vardi (flints),
E.
van den Brink (Chalcolithic pottery), R.
Shahack-Gross and I.
Ogloblin
(microarchaeology), L.
Perry (faunal remains), J.
Regev (radiocarbon dating)
and D.
Golan (preliminary inspection).
Additional assistance was provided by
J.
Stern, D.
Ben Ami, M.
Ajami, D.
Barkan and P.
Gendelman.
We are grateful
to the many researchers who visited the excavation and contributed much
information, as well as to the staff of the Dan Region Association and Ariel
Sharon Park for their assistance during the excavation.
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