The Shelby White-Leon Levy Program Grant Recipients 2006-2007The Shelby White-Leon Levy Program has awarded the following grants supporting research on terminated and unpublished archaeological fieldwork for 2006-2007: Abbas Alizadeh from the University of Chicago—The Excavations at Tall-e Ghazir, Iran Rémy Boucharlat from Maison de l‘Orient—Saving 20 years of Excavation at Susa, Iraq Meredith S. Chesson and R. Thomas Schaub from the University of Notre Dame—Numeira: Excavations at the Town Site (1977-1983) Volume 3 of the Final Publications of the Expedition to the Dead Sea Plain, Jordan Michael D. Danti from the University of Pennsylvania—Hasanlu Tepe: The Early Iron Age Citadel, Iran Anna de Vincenz from the W.F. Albright Institute of Archaeological Research—The Islamic Period in Ramla Lynn Swartz Dodd from the University of Southern California—The Tell al-Judaidah Publication Project, The Later Phases, Amuk Plain, Turkey Jan Driessen from Université Catholique de Lauvain—The Minoan Settlement at Myrtos-Pyrgos, Crete, Greece Arianna Esposito from the Université de Paris—The Final Report of Excavations at Moio della Civitella, Italy Zvi Gal of the Israel Antiquities Authority—The Peqi‘in Cave–A Chalcolithic Burial cave, Upper Galilee, Israel Hilary Gopnik from Franklin & Marshall College—On the High Road: The History of Godin Tepe, Iran Richard Janko from the University of Michigan—Ayios Stephanos in Laconia: Final Site Report, Greece Oded Lipschits from Tel Aviv University—Volume III of the Ramat Rachel Excavation Report Timothy Matney from the University of Akron; Hassan Fazeli from the University of Tehran; Holly Pittman and Christopher Thorton from the University of Pennsylvania—Final Report on the Schmidt Expedition to Cheshmeh Ali, Iran, 1934-1936 Ze‘ev Meshel from Tel Aviv University—Kuntillet ‘Ajrud–An Iron Age Way-side Religious Center in Sinai, Israel Joe Uziel and Aren Maeir of Bar-Ilan University—The Tel Nagila Publication Project, Israel Heather E. Snow from the University of Toronto—The University of Chicago Excavation at Tell Ta‘yinat, Amuq Plain, Turkey
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