Archaeonest keeps 16 regional case studies on this page — the kinds of ground we record, not a public archive. Site numbers, landowner names, and coordinates stay in the project file. If this looks like your ground, write with a site and a question.
Filter by desk. Each file says the question, what was handed on, and what still stays off this site. These are regional case studies, not a public excavation archive.
City of David, Jerusalem
A monitor on the machine during open-cut utilities beside a recorded scatter.
Eleven machine days
The Ophel, Jerusalem
Open-area recording ahead of a drainage outfall through a historic scatter.
One field season
Mount of Olives slope, Jerusalem
2,410 lots from mixed field seasons brought to one numbering system.
Nine weeks in store
Old City circuit, Jerusalem
Pedestrian survey and tests on a proposed access corridor around the walls.
Twelve field days
Mount Zion, Jerusalem
Six weeks of excavation teaching that still produced a usable archive.
Six weeks
Silwan / Pool of Siloam, Jerusalem
First aid for waterlogged timber lifted from a wet context.
Lift and hand-off, two days
Jaffa Gate / Mamilla approach, Jerusalem
Night-shift watch on an open-cut beside the Jaffa Gate approach.
Nine night shifts
Kidron Valley slope, Jerusalem
Salvage recording on an eroding Kidron slope ahead of winter wash.
Seventeen field days
Abu Tor, Jerusalem
Walkover and tests on a proposed stair and path across the Abu Tor slope.
Eight field days
Dung Gate approach, Jerusalem
Grey literature for a drainage season on the Dung Gate approach.
Six weeks after the field file closed
Jewish Quarter, Jerusalem
Cistern lots from more than one lift packed to one box plan.
Five weeks in store
Sultan’s Pool / Hinnom, Jerusalem
Temporary hold on loose facing at Sultan’s Pool. Not a reconstruction.
Four days on the face
Hinnom Valley, Jerusalem
Walkover ahead of a landscaping plan on the Hinnom valley floor.
Six field days
City of David, Jerusalem
Grading watch for a visitor path through known ground in the City of David.
Fourteen machine days
Mount of Olives, Jerusalem
Evaluation on a Mount of Olives terrace. Sample first. Data recovery only if the answer was yes.
Three weeks of evaluation
Silwan, Jerusalem
Grey literature for a Silwan season that included wet contexts and a timber lift.
Eleven weeks of write-up
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A site or district, a proposed disturbance, and a deadline are enough to start. The Jerusalem desk replies by email.