‘Atiqot 116 (September 2024) will focus on the Archaeology of Cult, Ritual and Religion. Cultic rituals and practices in the ancient world are of the most intriguing and captivating topics, deepening our understanding of religion through the material culture left behind by different groups in society. In historical periods, the finds may reveal additional facets to those provided by religious and ritual texts, which often represent a set of beliefs and mentalities of elite groups. The archaeology of cult and religion provides insights into the ways devotional and liturgical objects, art works and sacred spaces are connected with faith and beliefs. This volume will include final excavation reports and synthesis articles relating to cult and religion, practiced in varying locales on the household level, to the more official ceremonies conducted in specific contexts devoted to cult and religion.

Relevant topics include, but are not limited to: The archaeology of temples, synagogues, churches and mosques; Artifacts related to cultic and religious practice; Religious art, iconography and furniture; The relationship between identity and religious practice; The relationship between archaeological remains and religious texts; Rural involvement in urban cultic practices; and elite versus popular beliefs and practices.

Papers should be prepared according to ‘Atiqot guidelines (https://www.atiqot.org.il/Guide.aspx). Please submit your article by using this Google Form. Articles will be accepted until October 1, 2023. Authors will be notified of acceptance via email within a maximum of two months. For more information concerning the journal requirements or any other questions, please refer to the journal website (https://www.atiqot.org.il/) or contact the Editorial Board: atiqot@israntique.org.il.

Reminder: We are still accepting papers for `Atiqot 115: Rural Life in the Southern Levant. The deadline for submission is September 1, 2023.

The University of Haifa and the Technion‒Israel Institute of Technology are proud to announce the launching of their new international archaeoscience journal, Carmel: Studies in Archaeological Sciences and Conservation of Material Culture

The joint peer-reviewed journal brings together the University of Haifa and the Technion—considered the MIT of Israel. The University of Haifa has the largest number of archaeological science laboratories in Israel and one of the largest such concentrations world-wide. The Technion is the 100-year-old highly reputed Israel Institute of Technology, also located on Haifa’s Carmel Mountain range.

The journal aims at a broad spectrum of fields in the archaeological sciences of the Old World and beyond. Articles should have a clear research question, which is historical/material culture oriented.

The journal will be published twice yearly in January and June. Articles should be limited to 8000 words and should be written in American-style English and conform to Harvard-style referencing.

Prof. Reuven Yeshurun will serve as the Editor of the journal. The International Editorial Board Members include Guy Bar-Oz, Israel Finkelstein, Lior Grosman, Thomas Levy, Ruth Liberty Shalev,  Ravit Linn, Cheryl Makarewicz, Assaf Marom, Nimrod Marom, Ruth Shahack-Gross, Philipp Stockhammer, Assaf Yasur-Landau. Myrna Pollak will serve as Managing Editor. She will coordinate with authors and editors in Haifa and prepare the journal for publication.

We aim to publish the first issue of the journal in early 2024. Articles and queries should be addressed to Myrna Pollak: myrnapolak@gmail.com

We look forward to hearing from you!

תיאור התפקיד

• ניסיון וידע בניהול חפירה סטרטיגרפית מורכבת
• עבודת בצוות חפירה גדול,
• ניהול ותפעול פועלים
• איתור צרכים מדעיים ועבודה עם אנשי מקצוע, יכולת מדידה גיאודזית
• שליטה בתוכנת ניהול חפירות של רשות העתיקות
• יכולת מוכחת כתיבת דוח שטח

דרישות תפקיד

• תואר שני בארכיאולוגיה המוכר על ידי המועצה להשכלה גבוהה או שקיבל הכרה מהמחלקה להערכת תארים אקדמיים בחו"ל- חובה.
• תעודת חופר-חובה.
• ניסיון מוכח מעל שנה בניהול שטח ומדידה ארכיאולוגית-חובה.
• ניסיון מוכח מעל שנה בתפעול מכשירי מדידה-חובה.
• ידיעת תוכנות גרפיות-חובה
• תואר שני בארכאולוגיה- יתרון.
• שליטה מלאה בתוכנות OFFICE.
• יכולת עבודה בצוות, בתנאי לחץ, ויכולת ביטוי גבוהה בכתב ובעל פה, אמינות, חריצות ויחסי אנוש טובים.
• נכונות לעבודה בשעות מאוחרות.

מאפייני משרה

יחידה: מרחב מרכז
כפיפות: ארכיאולוג מרחב מרכז
מקום העבודה: יבנה
סטטוס העסקה: חוזה אישי מגה פרוייקטים
היקף משרה: משרה מלאה
תנאי שכר ועבודה: 10,000 ש"ח משרה מלאה

שלבי תהליך הגיוס והאיוש

1. מיון המועמדים אשר עומדים בתנאי הסף.
2. קיום ריאיון מקדים.
3. ריאיון בוועדת גיוס.
4. איוש המשרה ההתאם לחוזה מגה פרויקטים.

אופן הגשת המועמדות

1. יש למלא שאלון ממוחשב לרבות קורות חיים וצירוף מסמכים נדרשים בקישור הבא: למילוי לחץ כאן 
2. הגשת מועמדות עד יום חמישי, 15.06.2023 בשעה 16:00

Applications are sought for a Research Associate to join the 'Visual Interactions in Early Writing Systems' Project (VIEWS), led by the Principal Investigator Dr Philippa Steele. The successful applicant will conduct research on a pre-determined case study, namely a social archaeology of cursive writing with a primary focus on Phoenician. The successful candidate will have prior experience of Phoenician writing and a research focus in some area of archaeological research. This also provides an opportunity for comparative study of other ancient or later writing traditions, depending on the candidate's interests.

The successful candidate will contribute to excellence in research as a member of the VIEWS research team, carrying out research at a similar level to that undertaken by lecturing staff, with substantial scope for academic judgement, originality, interpretation and presentation of results. They will undertake to publish a monograph on their project research by the end of their term of employment, as well as pursuing short-term dissemination goals such as working on peer reviewed journal articles and contributing to conferences in their area of specialism.

They will also be expected to play a full role in regular VIEWS project team meetings and to take on extra project-related activities such as conference and seminar organisation, collaborative publications with other team members, participation in outreach activities and contributions to the project website. There will be opportunities to contribute to teaching undergraduate students and to participate in the Faculty's programme of research seminars for senior members and graduate students.

Fixed-term: The funds for this post are available for 3 years in the first instance. Appointments will be made from 1st April 2024.

Further particulars may also be obtained from www.classics.cam.ac.uk or from Ms Sarah Lewis, Faculty of Classics (email: views@classics.cam.ac.uk).

You will need to attach a CV, cover letter, list of publications and a sample of work to your application. Referees should be asked to write directly to Ms Sarah Lewis to reach the Faculty by the closing date.

The closing date for applications is midnight (BST) on Friday 16 June 2023. Interviews are planned for the first two weeks of July 2023, subject to confirmation and change. Informal enquiries are welcomed and should be directed to Dr Philipp Steele, pms45@cam.ac.uk.

רשות העתיקות מובילה מימון למלגות בתחומי הארכיאולוגיה והשימור בשיתוף משרד המורשת ומפעל הפיס. הצטרפו עוד היום, ותזכו במימון הלימודים, במקצוע לעתיד ובהתקרבות למורשת הארץ.

רשאים להגיש מועמדות: סטודנטים לתואר ראשון ושני בארכיאולוגיה וסטודנטים לתואר שני בשימור

גובה המלגה: 10,000 ש"ח

תמורה למלגה: התנדבות ברשות העתיקות בחינוך, בחפירות ארכיאולוגיות, בשימור ובפרוייקטים של אמץ אתר בהיקף של 140 שעות.

להרשמה: לחצו כאן

* המלגה מותנית באישור מרכז הצעירים ברשות המוניציפלית במקום מגוריו של הסטודנט

* הפניה מיועדת לסטודנטיות וסטודנטים

An der Julius-Maximilians-Universität Würzburg, Philosophische Fakultät (Historische, Philologische, Kultur- und Geographische Wissenschaften) ist am Lehrstuhl für Altorientalistik (Institut für Altertumswissenschaften) zum nächstmöglichen Zeitpunkt eine Stelle für eine/einen

Tenure Track-Juniorprofessorin/Juniorprofessor

der BesGr. W 1 mit Tenure-Track auf eine Universitätsprofessur der BesGr. W 2

für Digital Humanities (für Vorderasiatische Archäologie und Altorientalistik/

Near Eastern Archaeology and Ancient Near Eastern Studies)

zu besetzen. Die Juniorprofessur ist im Beamtenverhältnis auf Zeit für die Dauer von zunächst drei Jahren zu besetzen. Das Beamtenverhältnis auf Zeit soll bei Bewährung bis zu einer Gesamtdauer von sechs Jahren verlängert werden. Die Verstetigung und Ernennung zum/zur Universitätsprofessor/-in der BesGr. W2 in einem Beamtenverhältnis auf Lebenszeit wird nur gewährt, wenn der/die Juniorprofessor/-in sich nach den Vorgaben des universitätsinternen Qualitätssicherungskonzeptes bewährt hat.

Der Bewerber/die Bewerberin (m/w/d) hat das Fach Vorderasiatische Archäologie mit dem besonderen Schwerpunkt auf der Verwendung digitaler Methoden in Forschung und Lehre zu vertreten. Die Einrichtung der Juniorprofessur erfolgt im Rahmen einer Förderung durch die VolkswagenStiftung (Programm „Weltwissen – strukturelle Förderung Kleiner Fächer“). Die zukünftige Stelleninhaberin bzw. der zukünftige Stelleninhaber wird an der Umsetzung der dem Förderungsentscheid zugrundeliegenden Forschungs- und Lehrstrategie wesentlich mitwirken.

Schwerpunkte in der Forschung sollen auf folgenden Feldern liegen: Digitale Methoden der Dokumentation, Analyse und Inter­pretation sowie Publikation und Vermittlung von Befunden im Bereich der Vorderasiatischen Archäologie und Altorientalistik; digitale Vernetzung archäologischer und philologischer Forschungsdaten; Feldarchäologie.

Die zukünftige Stelleninhaberin bzw. der zukünftige Stelleninhaber wird wesentlich am Aufbau von Studiengängen im Fach Vorderasiatische Archäologie mitwirken; ein besonderer Schwerpunkt liegt dabei auf der Lehre von Modulen zur Vermittlung digitaler Methoden im Bereich der Vorderasiatischen Archäologie und Altorientalischen Philologie. Die Lehr­aufgaben umfassen weiterhin Angebote für die Studiengänge der Altorientalistik und die Bachelorstudiengänge „Alte Welt“. Bereitschaft zur interdisziplinären Kooperation in der Lehre insbesondere mit den altertumswissenschaftlichen Nachbarfächern wird vorausgesetzt.

Internationale Forschungs- und Berufserfahrung ist erwünscht. Erfahrungen bei der Einwerbung von Forschungsmitteln, der Durchführung von/Mitarbeit an feldarchäologischen Projekten und in inter­diszi­plinärer Forschungskooperation werden erwartet.

The Tel Moẓa Expedition Project is pleased to announce the following scholarships to fund student participation in the 2023 excavation season at Tel Moẓa.

Awards cover all excavation fees, in addition to room, board, and transportation during the excavation season. Airfare, insurance, and other personal costs are not included and are the responsibility of the recipient. Scholarship recipients are required to participate for the full excavation season from August 20th to September 8th, 2023. 

The Israel H. Steinberg Memorial Scholarship In honor of Israel Steinberg – “His love of Torah inspires us.” Requirements: Applicants must be students at an institution outside of Israel who are pursuing a degree at any level in a subject related to the research fields of the Tel Moẓa Expedition Project. Preference will be given to applicants who have not previously excavated in Israel.

The Yeshayahu Kisilevitz Memorial Scholarship In honor of Yeshayahu Kisilevitz – “Our connection to the land is through working its soil.” Requirements: Applicants must be students at an institution in Israel who are pursuing a graduate level degree in Archaeology (MA or PhD). Preference will be given to students in areas related to the research fields of the Tel Moẓa Expedition Project.

Instructions: Applicants must submit the application form, a copy of their CV, and a personal statement of up to 500 words by June 1, 2023. All documents must be submitted as a single PDF emailed to mozaexcavations@gmail.com. Recipients will be notified by June 15, 2023.

Within a month of the conclusion of the excavation season, scholarship recipients must submit a brief synopsis of their experience along with a photo to the Scholarship Committee. Additional information will be provided to scholarship recipients.

Deadline: June 1, 2023

Applications are invited from scholars of all nationalities and ages for two post-doctoral grants of up to £500 to assist academic projects in any area of research pertaining to the Mediterranean or Middle East, from antiquity to the contemporary period. Subjects considered for grants include Bible, archaeology, architecture, history, manuscripts, numismatics, epigraphy, cartography, art, statuary, texts, fabrics, mortuary and funerary practices, and many more

For information and the application form, please consult: https://wmirg.org

The deadline for applications is 20 November 2023. Candidates will be informed of the outcome by 20 December 2023. Previous winners may not re-apply. The grant should be used within ten months of the award, with a report on the successful applicant's use of the grant sent to info@wmirg.org by 20 October 2024

Egitto e Vicino Oriente (EVO) is an annual journal published by the University of Pisa, founded by Edda Bresciani in 1978 and directed by Marilina Betrò. The journal accepts high-quality research concerning ancient Egypt and Near East, with an eye to cultural contacts with neighbouring areas. The topics can tackle archaeology, history, material culture, philology and linguistics, literature, religion, social history

EVO is double-blind peer-reviewed, printed out by Pisa University Press and with online access through JSTOR

Deadline for the 2023 issue of the journal (no. 46) is June 15, 2023

Articles can be in the shape of short notes (4,000 words max) and full articles (8,000 words and 10 images max) in Italian, English, French, German. Articles must be submitted to the following address: evo@humnet.unipi.it and in copy to the Director: marilina.betro@unipi.it

The Azrieli International Postdoctoral Fellowship has officially launched the Call for Applications for the 2024–25 academic year

The fellowship provides significant funding, academic programming, and support to 24 international postdoctoral researchers, enabling them to carry out research in exact sciences, life sciences, humanities, and social sciences at eligible Israeli academic institutions. The value is approximately ILS 188,000 per year, which includes funds reserved for research and travel

The online application system is set to open on September 1, 2023. Please find below the full information for the application process.

Call for Applications

Fellowship Guidelines

‘Atiqot is a thematic journal, publishing volumes dedicated to specific topics related to the archaeology of Israel from the protohistoric to Ottoman periods. The topics are chosen by the journal’s Editorial Board based on excavation reports from the IAA database, which are complemented by articles on special artifacts and research articles. IAA employees and researchers from outside the organization can respond to the Call for Papers and submit articles on selected artifacts and research articles. Submitted articles will be double-blind peer-reviewed and upon approval, will be edited for language in the IAA Publications Department.

The journal is published in English only, both online (Open Access) and in print. The Editorial Board of ‘Atiqot will consider only original, unpublished articles, which were not submitted for publication elsewhere.

‘Atiqot 115 (June 2024) will focus on Rural Life in the Southern Levant. Despite their importance throughout the history of the Southern Levant, urban centers were only inhabited by a limited part of the population, while most of the population resided in the rural hinterland in villages and farms. The archaeology of rural sites and communities provides insights into daily life outside the urban sphere, tracing sustenance strategies, regional trade networks, production potential, and political hegemony, as well as an understanding of the manner in which people related to their surroundings.

This volume will include final excavation reports and synthesis articles relating to rural life, with a particular focus on materials from villages and towns, shedding light on various topics, such as Daily life outside the urban centers, Rural economies, Networks of villages and their relationship with urban centers, The position of villages and towns within the natural landscape, The agricultural hinterland, Rural involvement in urban cultic practices.

Papers should be prepared according to ‘Atiqot guidelines (https://www.atiqot.org.il/Guide.aspx). Please submit your article by using this Google Form. Articles will be accepted until September 1, 2023. Authors will be notified of acceptance via email within a maximum of two months.

Reminder: We are still accepting papers for `Atiqot 114: “Let My Liver Rather Heat with Wine”: Wine and Drinking Customs in Antiquity. The deadline for submission is July 1, 2023. Please Note Future Issues, Topics and Dates:

‘Atiqot 116 (September 2024): Cult and Religion; ‘Atiqot 117 (December 2024): Burials and Burial Practices; ‘Atiqot 118 (March 2025): Ancient Industry, Production, and Crafts; ‘Atiqot 119 (June 2025): Archaeological Investigation of Water and its Importance.

Position Title: Assistant/Associate Editor

Location: Remote

Work Hours: Full-time (37.5 hours/week)

Anticipated Salary: $40,000–$45,000/year, commensurate with level and experience

Closing Date: May 26, 2023

Organization Description: The Biblical Archaeology Society (BAS) was founded in 1974 as a nonprofit, nondenominational, educational organization dedicated to the dissemination of information about archaeology in the Bible lands. BAS educates the public about archaeology and the Bible through its quarterly magazine, Biblical Archaeology Review (BAR), an award-winning website (biblicalarchaeology.org), and educational tours, seminars, and online programming. Our readers rely on us to present the latest scholarship in a fair and accessible manner. BAS serves as an important authority and an invaluable source of reliable information on biblical history and archaeology.

Position Description: The Assistant/Associate Editor will work closely with BAR’s Editor-in-Chief and editorial team to: manage and coordinate the editorial production and design of BAR, edit scholarly writing for a popular audience, write short pieces on a variety of topics within biblical archaeology, copy-edit manuscripts, execute research, and perform administrative tasks as assigned.

Requirements/Qualifications:

· Exceptional writing, research, and editing skills (professional writing, editing, or journalism experience strongly preferred)

· A bachelor’s degree in biblical studies, Near Eastern/Levantine archaeology, or other relavent field (e.g., area studies, journalism/communication); additional graduate education preferred

· Experience with Microsoft Office and Adobe Suites (esp. Adobe InDesign) preferred

· Experience with creating/editing content for web and social media platforms preferred

· Excellent time and priority management skills

· Self-starter and independent worker

· Detail-oriented and well organized

· Good at taking direction

· Ability to multitask

· Strong interpersonal skills

Work Site: This is a fully remote position; residency in the Washington, D.C./ Maryland/Virginia metro area preferred. Occasional travel required.

Application Instructions: Please submit a cover letter, résumé, writing sample (less than 2,500 words), and contact information for three references to Glenn Corbett, BAR Editor-in-Chief, by email (with subject line “BAR Editor Position”) at: info@bib-arch.org. Closing date for receiving applications is May 26, 2023.

The doctoral program in Ancient Heritage of the Universities of Venice, Udine and Trieste, is one of the largest of its kind in Italy. It offers this year (start: September/October 2023; application deadline: May 31st, 2023) 14 fully funded PhD positions:

– 10 are aimed at candidates with proposals falling into one or more of our three main areas of research – broadly speaking: Greek and Latin philology, literature and linguistics; ancient history of the Mediterranean, including Greek, Rome and the Ancient Near East, as well as epigraphy, history of religions, numismatics, etc.; pre- and proto-historic, Near Eastern, Greek, Roman, Italic, and Medieval archaeology;

– 3 belong to the ERC project “Communication in Ancient Anatolia” run by Annick Payne (Univ. of Venice);

– 1 is linked to the Italian PNRR fund, under the topic “Digital humanities and new technologies for cultural heritage”.

Prospective candidates must have obtained their first degree no more than 10 years before applying.

The admission procedure is two-step: First, a written exam to be taken in person in Venice in June 2023 (translation from Greek or Latin for those applying for the philology curriculum; a historical or archaeological essay for those applying for one of these areas, or for the ERC positions); Candidates with a score of at least 24/35 in the written test will then be admitted to an oral interview (either in person or via Zoom) focusing on their research proposal and previous experience. Both the written and the oral exams may be taken in English. The PhD program, however, is run and taught in Italian; proficiency in English is required at B2 level at least, and knowledge of one further European language is mandatory.

PhD students will have plenty of time to study; their mobility during their doctoral training is strongly encouraged (and supported); they will take part in the “doctoral weeks” organised every year by each of the three universities, as well as in a number of other activities.

All the details can be found at the following links (see esp. pp. 32 and 44 of the call):

Italian:   https://www.unive.it/pag/43333/

English:   https://www.unive.it/pag/43334/

The Tel Moẓa Expedition Project is pleased to announce a call to award scholarships to fund student participation in the 2023 excavation season at Tel Moẓa (August 20th to September 8th, 2023). Scholarships are available for students pursuing an undergraduate-level degree in archaeology, ancient Near Eastern studies, history, theology, or a related field at an institution outside of Israel, and for students pursuing an MA or PhD in Archaeology at an institution in Israel.

Each award covers all excavation fees, as well as room, board, and transportation during the excavation season. Airfare, insurance, and other personal costs are not included and are the responsibility of the recipient. Scholarship recipients are required to participate for the full excavation season.

Applicants must submit the application form, a copy of their CV, and a personal statement of up to 500 words by June 1, 2023. All documents must be submitted as a single PDF emailed to mozaexcavations@gmail.com. Recipients will be notified by June 15, 2023.

The application form and additional information can be found at https://www.telmoza.org/scholarships.

The University of Glasgow is proud to host the 2024 BANEA annual meeting on the 3-5th January 2024.

Organised around Archaeological and heritage practice in Southwest Asia: towards equitable futures, the conference will foreground archaeology’s role and responsibilities in climate change discourse; the discipline’s colonial inheritances and legacies, and strategies for addressing and mitigating them; and equitable and sustainable archaeological, cultural heritage, and community engagement practice. A keynote speech from Rozhen Kamal Mohammed-Amin will tackle issues related to these themes.

Workshop proposals are welcome and should be made by an organiser/chair to neil.erskine@glasgow.ac.uk by 16th June 2023.

Paper submissions should be made to neil.erskine@glasgow.ac.uk by Friday 6th October and should indicate a preferred session topic. If paper acceptance is a requirement of your visa to travel to the UK and is needed urgently, please make this clear in your email and the committee will respond as soon as possible.

Session topics will include:

-Archaeological fairness. E.g., decolonising practice; cultural heritage practice, archaeological labour relations; community engagement, equality, diversity, and inclusion.

-Landscape. E.g., theoretical and methodological approaches to landscape; socio-ecological dynamics, the use of archaeological science in climate change discourse.

-Digital archaeologies. E.g., Digital recording and representation of archaeology; big data; web and technology-based public engagement.

-Field reports. E.g., Ongoing and recently completed fieldwork results.

-Foodways. E.g., Subsistence practices, food webs, and cultural identities; commensal equipment, chaîne opératoires, and vibrant materialities; bioarchaeology and isotope studies

The committee encourage authors to interpret the above session topics and suggestions broadly and inventively. We particularly welcome submissions that seek to address the main conference themes by, for instance, presenting original archaeological perspectives on climate change, either in the past or present; engaging with, challenging, and developing mitigating strategies for West Asian archaeology’s colonial structures and legacies; or presenting ongoing fieldwork that utilises new or emerging approaches designed with equitable field practice in mind.

Early Bird Registration, priced at £80 (£35 student/unwaged), will be available until Friday 1st September, at which point prices will increase to £95/45. A 3-course conference dinner will take place on the 3rd January, after the Keynote and a reception, and is priced at £55. Places are limited to 40 for the dinner on a first come first served basis.

תיאור התפקיד:
טיפול אדמיניסטרטיבי בפרויקט המחקר ובכלל זה:
• מתן שירותים אדמיניסטרטיביים למנהל הפרויקט ולצוות.
• סיוע בטיפול בנושאי כח אדם: הוצאת מינויים ובקרה אחר דו"חות נוכחות חודשיים.
• הכנת דו"חות כספיים וסיוע בניהול ובקרה של תקציב הפרויקט מול הרשות למו"פ.
• הזמנת שירותים וציוד מספקי פנים ומספקי חוץ, טיפול בתשלומים, החזר הוצאות ומעקב אחר ביצוע.
• טיפול במלגות והכנת טפסי הדיווח.
• טיפול בבקשות נסיעות חוקרים לכנסים בארץ ובחו"ל.
• טיפול במרצים, פוסט-דוקטורנטים ודוקטורנטים אורחים מחו"ל בכל נושא הקליטה והשהות.
• ארגון ותיאום כנסים ואירועים אקדמיים בינלאומיים.
• עדכון והעלאת תכנים לאתר האינטרנט וטיפול בפרסומים.
• משימות נוספות בהתאם להוראות הממונים.

דרישות התפקיד:
• תואר אקדמי.
• ניסיון בעבודה אדמיניסטרטיבית.
• שליטה מלאה ביישומי Office ואינטרנט.
• ידיעת השפה העברית על בוריה ואנגלית ברמה טובה מאד. אנגלית ברמת שפת אם- יתרון.
• יכולת עבודה בצוות, סדר וארגון, יחסי אנוש מעולים ותודעת שירות גבוהה.
היקף: 1/2 משרה

הערות :
• העסקה במינוי ארעי, מתח דרגות 37-39 בדירוג מח"ר.
• המשרה כוללת מינימום 75 קילומטרים.
• עובדים יוכלו להגיש מועמדותם באם הם מועסקים בתפקידם הנוכחי באוניברסיטה 11 חודשים ומעלה.
• על פי חוק ההנדסאים והטכנאים המוסמכים )התשע"ג 2012 ( למשרה זו יוכלו לגשת גם עובדים בעלי תעודת
הנדסאי או טכנאי מוסמך במקום תואר אקדמי.
• יהיו רשאים להגיש מועמדותם עובדים ללא השכלה אקדמית אך בעל י ניסיון של 8 שנות וותק מקצועי
באוניברסיטה העברית וכישורים מתאימים בתחום הרלוונטי שנרכשו במסגרת העבודה באוניברסיטה.
• המועמדים יתבקשו לעמוד בבחינת אנגלית ברמה הנדרשת לתפקיד.
• לתואר אקדמי שנלמד בחו"ל, יש לצרף אישור משרד החינוך המכיר בתואר האקדמי הנ"ל.
• במסגרת מדיניות האוניברסיטה לעודד העסקת עובדים עם מוגבלויות, מובהר כי במקרים בהם ההערכות
שניתנו למועמדים על ידי חברי הוועדה תהיינה זהות, תינתן עדיפות למועמדים עם מוגבלות.
• האוניברסיטה העברית פועלת להגברת המגוון בקרב צוות העובדים, לקידום ייצוג הולם לעובדים/ות מהחברה
הערבית, החרדית ויוצאי/ות אתיופיה.
تعمل الجامعة العبريّة على تعزيز التنوّع في طواقم العمل، من أجل الوصول إلى التمثيل المناسب للعاملين والعاملات من
المجتمع العربي.
• על הבקשות להגיע לאגף משאבי אנוש עד ליום ראשון, כו' אדר תשפ"ג, 19/3/2023.
קורות חיים יש להגיש דרך לוח הדרושים בקישור https://huji.hunterhrms.com

משרה מספר JB-4366

We welcome papers for the "Hebrew Bible, History, Archaeology" unit at the SBL Annual Meeting in San Antonio (Nov. 18-21, 2023)

Session Chairs: Kerry Sonia and Kristine Garroway

The Hebrew Bible, History, and Archaeology unit is hosting three sessions for the 2023 meeting and co-sponsoring a fourth session with the Historiography and the Hebrew Bible program unit, focused on early Judah. First, we are planning an invited session discussing the ongoing excavations at Tel Moza, which have unearthed two temples dated to the Iron Age. The existence of the two temples and the plan of the large and main temple, which recalls the biblical description of Solomon’s temple in Jerusalem, as well as its paraphernalia, require a reevaluation of fundamental aspects in the study of cult and religion in ancient Judah. Second, we are hosting a book review panel, focused on Susan Ackerman’s new book Women and the Religion of Ancient Israel (Yale, 2022), which will include the author and four invited panelists. Third, we invite papers for an open session. We welcome any paper proposal that fosters discussion about the relationship between archaeology in all its aspects (including survey, excavation, and epigraphic data) and the history of the ancient Israelite kingdoms and/or the Hebrew Bible.

The Anglo-Israel Archaeological Society is now inviting submissions for Strata: Journal of the Anglo-Israel Archaeological Society. We are looking for original, previously unpublished articles from scholars on the archaeology of Israel-Palestine and its surrounding regions.

Articles should be up to 8000 words, including bibliography, and be accompanied by a short abstract of up to 150 words and 8 keywords. For full author instructions and style guidelines, see: http://aias.org.uk/strata/.

Papers should be submitted in MS Word format to the editors, Professor Ken Dark and Dr Rachael Sparks, at AIAS-strata@hotmail.com. The deadline for inclusion in the 2023 volume is July.

Strata is a peer-reviewed journal that is published once a year. In line with the UK Research Council Open Access policy, we allow authors to post versions of their articles to their Institutional repositories, but an 18-month embargo period will be required.

דרוש/ה מדריך/ה לעבודה עם נוער וילדים באתרים ארכאולוגים.
אופי העבודה – ליווי קבוצה בשטח חפירה ארכיאולוגית.
תנאי שדה ועבודה פיזית.
העבודה בימי א'-ה' בין השעות 6:00-14:00 באזור מרכז הארץ.
דרישות – רכב חובה, מגורים במרכז הארץ, ניסיון עבודה עם נוער, יכולת גיבוש והפעלה של קבוצת נוער.
עדיפות לבעלי תואר בהיסטוריה/ארכיאולוגיה/לימודי ארץ ישראל או תעודת הדרכת טיולים.
העבודה ע"פ שיבוץ בשבועות שלמים (א-ה) וימים בודדים.
מתאימים יוזמנו לראיון עבודה. ויום הכשרה בשטח.

The Institute of Archaeology of the Hebrew University of Jerusalem is proud to introduce its new online, open-access journal Jerusalem Journal of Archaeology (https://jjar.huji.ac.il/). Following an early run of three special issues, the journal now invites articles for its first full-fledged volume.

The Journal seeks papers dealing with all aspects of the ancient Near East and Levantine archaeology from the Lower Paleolithic to the present. It particularly welcomes papers that engage in interdisciplinary and experimental thought on themes like cultural evolution, religion, aesthetics, economy, environment, texts, art, geomorphology, etc.

As an online, university-based journal, JJAR strives for rapid, high-quality, and speedy publication. It does not charge processing fees and implements a rigorous double-blind peer-review process.