Excavation reveals findings at Naḥal Adorayim during training course for archaeologists, highlighting its historical significance.
In November 2019, an excavation was conducted at the Na h al Adorayim tower (Permit No. A-8611; map ref. 189205/600450; Fig. 1), as part of the Kings of Judah Road project and as part of a course to train Israel Antiquities Authority inspectors. The excavation, on behalf of the Israel Antiquities Authority, was directed by S. Ganor, with the assistance of S. Bloch (area supervising and training), Y. Alamor (administration), E. Aladjem (surveying, photogrammetry and aerial photography), A. Ganor (head of the training course), R. Elya (logistics and coordination), Y. Abadi-Reiss (guidance), S. Talis (pottery), I. Lidsky-Reznikov (finds drawing), S. Gal (isometric reconstruction), J. Neguer and A. Inbar (conservation), V. Lifshits Lakhish sub-district archaeologist and T. Livschitz from JNF south.
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