This summer, during July and early August, a joint team from UC Berkeley and UC Santa Barbara will resume excavations in the temple and citadel areas. The team will be led by Professor Andrew Stewart of UC Berkeley and co-directed by Professor Rainer Mack of U.C. Santa Barbara. This is part of an international effort, led by Professor Ephraim Stern of the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, to uncover one of the richest sites in coastal Israel. King Solomon's principal harbor and a major Phoenician, Jewish, Persian, Greek, and Roman city, Tel Dor offers a unique opportunity for volunteers to learn the techniques of modern field archaeology from experienced excavators. The Bryn Mawr Electronic Resources Review is an electronic journal for reviews of electronic resources having to do with antiquity.
Antiquity is here broadly defined, but the focus is on the classical world.
By electronic resources, we mean Web sites and CDs, at least until a new medium replaces one or both. The Bryn Mawr Electronic Resources Review will commence operations on March 30. The list called bmerra-l will be for those wanting the entire review to arrive as email. The list called bmerrb-l will be for those preferring to receive only a notice of the review, with the URL for it. No subject is necessary.