Services
Desk is the paid crew filings — leave, closeout, posting, flights, kits, cards, artifacts. Practice is the public studio. Help answers both.
Crew filings
What the archaeologist files
Leave and a new posting both need the crew ID. Three short steps. Pay holds the packet for review.
Site leave
Crew ID requiredTime off the excavation — rest, family, or a short trip home. You name the type, the dates, and where you go.
- Three steps: you, dates, pay
- Payment holds the file. It does not approve leave.
- The director reviews after the file is held.
New posting
Crew ID requiredAsk to move to another trench, terrace, museum, or license. You give the new site and a start date.
- New site, start date, and a short reason
- Payment holds the request for review
- The receiving team is assigned after the director reads the file
Travel and supply
Travel and what camp runs out of
Flights, kits, and research hours attach the crew ID at booking or checkout.
Flight booking
Crew ID on the bookingBook a flight from Jerusalem to the person the archaeologist is going to see. Any country.
- Passenger, destination, and travel dates
- Open to every country the desk can ticket
- Itinerary is issued after payment clears
Field kits
Crew ID at checkoutTrowels, bags, gloves, notebooks, sun, and socks — packed for camp and mailed to you or to the archaeologist.
- Choose a kit, attach the crew ID, pay
- Packed after payment clears — not when you add to cart
- Ship to camp, home, or a hotel
Research cards
Crew ID at checkoutHours in the archive, library, catalog, lab, or photo room. Video-hour cards sit in the same catalog when a camera session is needed.
- Research hours first; video hours when needed
- Credentials come by email after payment
- Not issued at add-to-cart
Catalog
Cleared objects
Browse the catalog. Pay holds the object for that buyer.
