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Sunday, March 28, 2010

Adopt-a-Dig

The Oriental Institute wants you, yes YOU, to Adopt-a-Dig! Here are the opportunities available now:
  1. Tell Edfu
  2. Galilee Prehistory Project: Marj Rabba
  3. Hamoukar
  4. Kerkenes Dag
  5. Tell Zeidan
  6. The Neubauer Expedition to Zincirli

Adopt-a-Dig brochure

Click to download a PDF version of the full Adopt-a-Dig brochure

Posted by Chuck Jones at 9:37 AM

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