September 27, 2025

Appendix: Glass Finds from Ramat Gan, Ha-Ṭayyasim Road

Key Points

A salvage excavation in Ramat Gan uncovered various glass artifacts, providing insights into the local history.
The investigation revealed extensive archaeological materials, including pottery and numismatics, which are essential for understanding the site.
Excavation procedures included advanced techniques like digital documentation and metal detection to ensure thorough recovery of artifacts.
Findings from this project underscore the importance of archaeological salvages prior to urban development efforts.

Abstract

In August 2021, a salvage excavation was conducted on Derekh Ha-Tayyasim in Ramat Gan (Permit No. A-9048; map ref. 181587–2580/661665–97; Fig. 1), prior to the installation of a sewage pipe. The excavation, on behalf of the Israel Antiquities Authority and funded by the Mei Ramat Gan Company, was directed by I. Radashkovsky (field photography, metal detection), with the assistance of Y. Amrani and Z. Lotan (administration), A. Dagot (site preparation, location map and GPS), I. Jonish and K. Segal (photography, surveying and photogrammetry), A. Gyrman-Levanon and D. Aladjem (digital documentation), M. Abu (plans), A. Peretz (photography), Y. Gorin-Rosen and R. Lewis-Bloom (glass; see appendix), L. Perry Gal (archaeozoology), D. Gazit (studio photography), Y. Weingarten (stone items), G. Bijovsky (numismatics), I. Reznitsky (coin cleaning), H. Torgë and P. Gendelman (pottery), as well as D. Abu Salah, N. Shachar, D. Barkan, A. Shadman and Y. Tepper (scientific consultation).

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