Archaeological excavation uncovers antiquities at Latin Patriarchate Street, highlighting historical significance.
In February 2020, a salvage excavation was conducted on 14 Latin Patriarchate Street in the Old City of Jerusalem (Permit No. A-8701; map ref. 221619–42/631613–37; Fig. 1), following the discovery of antiquities during inspection prior to renovation works. The excavation, on behalf of the Israel Antiquities Authority and funded by the Society of St. Yves, was directed by D. Gelman, with the assistance of N. Nehama (administration), R. Cohen and D. Yeger (inspection), V. Essman (surveying and drafting), S. Halevy (field photography and digital documentation), O. Zakaim (location map and plan), T. Lieberman (pottery), C. Hersch (pottery drawing), T. Shadiel (archaeozoology) and L. Kupershmidt (metal laboratory).
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