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Duke University Galilee Database (DUG)
Featuring four Synagogues of Upper Galilee: Meiron, Gush Halav, Khirbet Shema, and Nabratein
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The synagogues were excavated between 1970 and 1981 by teams of archaeologists and students led by Professor Eric Meyers and colleagues. The DUG Database provides a searchable presentation of all field notes: from locus sheets and top plans to pottery readings and object lists, from daily notes to weekly and end-of-season reports.
The database aims to complement the final reports published for each of the four sites and should be used in conjunction with them. This is the primary data from which the final publications were drawn.
The DUG Database project was created with the encouragement of Eric and Carol Meyers, and led by Dr. Chad Spigel (Trinity University) and Dr. Paul Flesher (University of Wyoming). It was coded by Mr. Mark Roller (University of Wyoming). The excavations’ physical records are owned by and housed at Duke University, and the site was created with the cooperation of the David M. Rubenstein Rare Book & Manuscript Library at Duke University.
Duke University Galilee Database (DUG)
Featuring four Synagogues of Upper Galilee: Meiron, Gush Halav, Khirbet Shema, and Nabratein
https://urldefense.com/v3/__https://nam ... Fjo_Mgwvbw$
The synagogues were excavated between 1970 and 1981 by teams of archaeologists and students led by Professor Eric Meyers and colleagues. The DUG Database provides a searchable presentation of all field notes: from locus sheets and top plans to pottery readings and object lists, from daily notes to weekly and end-of-season reports.
The database aims to complement the final reports published for each of the four sites and should be used in conjunction with them. This is the primary data from which the final publications were drawn.
The DUG Database project was created with the encouragement of Eric and Carol Meyers, and led by Dr. Chad Spigel (Trinity University) and Dr. Paul Flesher (University of Wyoming). It was coded by Mr. Mark Roller (University of Wyoming). The excavations’ physical records are owned by and housed at Duke University, and the site was created with the cooperation of the David M. Rubenstein Rare Book & Manuscript Library at Duke University.
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