THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

14 Friday, August 14, 1981

Scientists Aim for Canaanite Level at City of David Dig

JERUSALEM— The He-
brew University archeolog-
ical team digging at the

City of David, Jerusalem's
biblical nucleus, aims this
summer to reach the level of

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the Canaanite Jerusalem
that existed before King
David's conquest around
1000 BCE.
The excavations, which
will continue through Sept.
4, are carried out by the City
of David Society, founded in
1978, whose members in-
clude the Institute of
Archeology of the Hebrew
University of Jerusalem,
the Israel Exploration
Society, the Jerusalem

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Foundation, a group of
sponsors from South Africa
headed by Mendel Kaplan,
and the Ambassador Inter-
national Cultural Founda-
tion in California.
Additional assistance has
been granted by the
Jerusalem Municipality
and the Rothschild Founda-
tion.
The excavations, are
headed by Dr. Yigal Shilo of
the Hebrew University, and
conducted by the perma-
nent staff from that institu-
tion, whose members in-
clude Donald T. Ariel, Alon
DeGroot, David Tarler,
Yair Shoham, Jane Cahill
and Yigal Val. The ar-
chitect of the expedition is
Giora Solar.
A contingent of arche-
ology students from the
_Hebrew University, as
well as other American
and European univer-
sities, complement the
staff.
The project has stimu-
lated much interest among
archeologists and archeol-
ogy students abroad. Some
400 volunteers from Israel
and the world over have
applied to participate this
year.

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Haifa U. Volume
Lists Research
on Survivors

HAIFA — A bibliog-
raphic catalogue listing re-
search dealing with
psychological and medical
effects of concentration
camp imprisonment, has
just been published by the
Ray D. Wolfe Center for the
Study of Psychological
Stress of the University of
Haifa. The catalogue was
compiled by Prof. Leo
Eitinger and includes 800
articles, monographs ands,
books on the subject.
This collection includes
research by medical doctors,
psychologists and
sociologists who treated
concentration camp sur-
vivors on the effects of stress
on this population which
underwent extreme and
chronic exposure. The re-
search was carried out in
America, Eastern and
Western Europe and Israel.
The collection is divided
according to subjects: re-
ports on immediate reac-
tions in the concentration
camps, and during the
period right after libera-
tion; children as victims;
medical-somatic results;
psychological results.

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and Bethlehem, as a special
attraction for Christian pil-
grims.
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The Israelites often carried
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may haye given rise to the
legend of its power. In a
rather loose way, the legend
is the basis for the'currently
popular movie, "Raiders of
the Lost Ark."

NEW YORK — What,is
reportedly the oldest sacred
ark yet found was un-
covered earlier this month ,
by American archeologists
in the upper, Galilee region
of Israel, according to the
New York Times. Scientists
believe the ark dates back to
the Third Century.
The large fragment of the
ark was discovered in the
ruins of a synagogue at the
site of Nabratien, about a
mile north of Safed. Coins
and ceramics found in the
ruins enabled archeologists
to establish the ark's an-
tiquity at 250 to 306 CE, the
date of a destructive earth-
quake in the region.

The discovery was an-
nounced jointly by Duke
University and the Ameri-
can School of Oriental Re-
search at Cambridge, Mass.
The joint effort is being
headed by Dr. Eric Meyers,
a professor of religion at
Duke.
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Covenant contained the
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