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posted Oct 17, 2011, 12:09 PM by American Archaeology Abroad Abroad   [ updated Oct 17, 2011, 12:10 PM ]

July 16, 2011

Excavation has begun at Poggio Civitate!  Read Alyssa's firsthand account.  Meanwhile in Thebes, Paul and the crew celebrate the 4th of July and continue the excavation near the Temple of Apollo.

June 12, 2011

Paul Brazinski has posted his Dig Blog from his first week as AMC AAA Fellow! 

Prologue (June 2nd - June 12th): "Paris - The City of Lights"


May 2, 2011

We are happy to announce the winners of the 2011 Al and Margaret Cohen American Archaeology Abroad Fellowship! This year, because of an additional gift from Margaret A. Cohen, we were able to offer two fellowships! The two Fellows will be posting a weekly blog during their archaeological excavations abroad. See "Dig Blog", above.

Fellow: Paul Anthony Brazinski
Excavation: Athenian Agora Excavations
                    (Director, John Camp)
                  Thebes Excavations in Greece 
                    (Directors, Vassilis Aravantinos, Kevin Daly, and Stephanie Larson)

Fellow: Alyssa Friedman
Excavation: Poggio Civitate Excavation Project in Italy 
                    (Director, Anthony Tuck, U.Mass, Amherst)

April 21, 2011

Stephanie Larson, Kevin Daly, and Vassilis Aravantinos receive approval for first joint Greek-American excavation at Thebes, Greece. http://www.bucknell.edu/x68154.xml

AAA announces the affiliation of a new project in Greece!
The Greek-American archaeological survey and excavation project at the Ismenion in Thebes, Greece.
Directed by Stephanie Larson, Kevin Daly, and Vassilis Aravantinos.

April 4, 2011

AAA co-sponsors its first lecture with the Bucknell University Department of Classics!
"Armageddon's Earliest Temples: New Archaeological Discoveries at from Megiddo, Israel"
    Dr. Matthew J. Adams.
    April 4th, 2011: 4:00 PM
    Trout Auditorium, Bucknell University
Centuries before the pyramids of Egypt rose along the Nile, the inhabitants of Megiddo organized themselves into a massive city and began construction on a monumental home for their revered god. This temple would be one of the most ambitious construction projects in the Levant, and the city responsible for it would be the earliest and largest urban formation for hundreds of miles. This 5,000-year-old "Great Temple" has now been revealed through excavations on the acropolis by Tel Aviv University's Megiddo Expedition. Dr. Adams will speak about his recent excavations with the Megiddo Expedition uncovering one of the largest and earliest temples known. Find out how students from Bucknell and around the world worked to uncover one of the most exciting discoveries in the ancient world!

March 27, 2011

We are proud to announce the addition of two new projects in Egypt to American Archaeology Abroad!
The Mendes Expedition directed by Donald B. Redford.
A.T.P. Theban Tomb Survey directed by Susan Redford.

March 7, 2011

American Archaeology Abroad is proud to welcome The Jaffa Cultural Heritage Project as an affiliated excavation project! The JCHP will be in the field this summer from July 9 to August 12.

October 2, 2010

This summer, American Archaeology Abroad will be participating in the excavations at Tel Megiddo, East, with the Jezreel Valley Regional Project in Israel! 
    Learn how you can get involved as a volunteer.
    Learn how you can support this excavation or college student participation! 
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