Israeli Institute of Archaeology
Israeli nonprofit association founded in 2002 that works to spread archaeology among the wider public in Israel.
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The Israeli Institute of Archaeology (מכון ישראלי לארכיאולוגיה) is an association and nonprofit organization founded in 2002. According to its website, its aims are to spread archaeology among a broad and diverse public, to raise the standing of archaeology in Israeli society, and to support the preservation and dissemination of the heritage of the Land of Israel. It describes itself as the only body in the country that brings together senior professionals in archaeological excavation, planning, conservation, restoration and development of antiquities sites, and in exposing archaeology to the general public through tours, lectures and conferences. It also describes itself as a leading body in Israel in initiating and managing community archaeological projects.
History
The Israeli Institute of Archaeology was founded in 2002. Its stated purpose is to spread archaeology among a broad and diverse public, to raise the standing of archaeology in Israeli society, and to support the preservation of the heritage of the Land of Israel and its dissemination to the many. It is an association and nonprofit organization, and its website states that it is the only body in the country that unites senior professionals in archaeological excavation, planning, conservation, restoration and development of antiquities sites, and in exposing archaeology to the general public through tours, lectures and conferences. The website also states that the Institute is a leading body in Israel in initiating and managing community archaeological projects.
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Describes itself as the only body in Israel uniting senior professionals in archaeological excavation, planning, conservation, restoration and site development, and as a leading body in initiating and managing community archaeological projects.
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