Excavations conducted in Tiberias revealed new archaeological insights, suggesting significant historical relevance.
In July–September 2020 and December 2021, salvage excavations were conducted in the AGAM project compound in Tiberias (License Nos. B-488/2020, B-505/2021; map ref. 251110–220/743315–80). The excavations, undertaken on behalf of the Hebrew University of Jerusalem's Institute of Archaeology and funded by A.Y. Yam-Kinneret Yazamut Nadlan Ltd. and the Agam Kinneret Purchasing Group, were directed by O. Gutfeld, M. Haber and T. Rogovski, with the assistance of R. Ben Shlomo and N. Koskanen (area supervision), M. Krieger, S. Gutfeld and J. Abu Ganem (administration), M. Cohen (surveying), and laborers from Shahaf Ha-Mizrach Personnel Company Ltd. With thanks to the IAA Northern District for their valuable assistance in the excavation.
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