A few more openings for volunteers at Kabri this summer

[uriarch...@gmail.com]

As always with these opportunities, check with faculty here before
committing. Prof. Will Krieger in Philosophy is the one to ask about
the quality of any opportunities in Israel.
Regards,
Bridget Buxton

To all --



Although we are nearly full for the Tel Kabri 2009 season, when we
will be continuing to excavate the Canaanite palace with Aegean-style
paintings located near Acco and Nahariyya in Israel, we have room for
two more female volunteers for the first session (June 21-July 9). In
addition, the kibbutz has made two additional bungalows available to
us for the second session (July 12-30), so we can take a total of
eight more people (in groups of either four women or four men) for
that session.



Interested volunteers should go to http://digkabri.wordpress.com/application/,
fill out the preliminary application, and email it to ehc...@gwu.edu
as soon as possible. Additional forms and a request for full payment
will then be sent to the first two qualified female applicants for the
first session; those requesting the second session (either male or
female) will be placed on a waiting list until enough women or men
have submitted preliminary applications to fill a bungalow.



Cheers and thanks,



Eric H. Cline and Assaf Yasur-Landau

--
Eric H. Cline, Ph.D.
Chair, Department of Classical and Semitic Languages and Literatures
Associate Professor of Classics and of Anthropology (Ancient History
and Archaeology)
The George Washington University, 345 Phillips Hall, 801 22nd St. NW,
Washington, D.C. 20052
Tel: (202) 994-0316, Fax: (202) 994-2156; Email: ehc...@gwu.edu
Web Pages: http://home.gwu.edu/~ehcline/

Undergraduate Advisor, GWU Archaeology Majors
Associate Director (USA), The Megiddo Expedition: http://megiddo.tau.ac.il/
Co-Director, Tel Kabri Project: http://digkabri.wordpress.com/