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September 28, 2025Ḥadašŵt ʾarkeyŵlŵgiyŵt.0 citations

Jerusalem, Arzei Ha-Bira

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NSNoam Silverberg

Key Points

  • The excavation revealed multiple antiquities, offering insights into historical context.
  • A preliminary inspection indicated the presence of valuable artifacts during construction work.
  • This salvage excavation was conducted under the Israel Antiquities Authority's supervision, emphasizing its regulatory importance.
  • The use of techniques like photogrammetry and metal detection enhanced the documentation of archaeological finds.

Abstract

In September 2021, a salvage excavation was conducted at 4, Gemul Street in Jerusalem (Permit No. A-9111; map ref. 221442/633086; Fig. 1 ), following the exposure of antiquities during construction work. The excavation, on behalf of the Israel Antiquities Authority and funded by the Hadas Capital Company Ltd., was directed by N. Silverberg, with the assistance of A. Landes-Nagar (preliminary inspection), N. Nehama (administration), S. Halevi (field photography and photogrammetry), A. Zakaim (plan), A. Shapiro (location map), K. Arbiv (metal detection) and D. Gazit (studio photography).

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synapsesocial.com/papers/68d913b74ddcf71ba560c3adhttps://doi.org/10.69704/jhaesi.116.2004.26373-he
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