The report is the public face of the file. Drawings, photographs, and the finds list have to match the boxes that go to the named repository. We write to the terms of the excavation license. We are not a substitute for the Israel Antiquities Authority.
A report that does not match the boxes is a story, not a file. Drawings, photographs, and the finds list have to name the same contexts the bags use. We write to the terms of the excavation license and the archive that will take the material. Client names stay off this site unless the project asks otherwise. We do not issue licenses, and we do not speak for the Israel Antiquities Authority.
Context sheets, drawings, photographs, catalog. If they disagree, the report says so. It does not paper over it.
Methods, results, and what another crew would need. Grey literature, not a press release.
The named archive gets the boxes and the list that finds them. The license holder gets the report they have to file.
A first note does not need a full brief. This is enough to start a scope.
Said here so it does not have to be discovered on the trench.
Regional places only. Site numbers stay in the project file.
If the file is complete enough to stand behind. If sheets or numbers are missing, the report will say what cannot be claimed.
No. Work on this site is regional case studies only. Full reports stay with the client and the archive.
Site or district, what you already know, and a deadline. We reply by email from Jerusalem.
