Zachi Dvira, at The Blogs

Oct 15, 2016, 11:42 AM

Archaeology 101: An Archaeology Lesson to UNESCO

Temple Mount artifacts: Clockwise: Half-Shekel Silver Coin from the Second Temple period; The Beit Hatekia Inscription; A rare stone seal and an arrowhead, both from the time of King Solomon (courtesy Temple Mount Sifting Project)

Hundreds of thousands of artifacts offer indisputable proof of the Jewish tie to the Temple Mount in Jerusalem

Jun 12, 2014, 10:20 AM

Response to Last Week Article: Temple Mount Archaeological Project Yields Treasure, Unearths Conflict

Last Friday the Times of Israel published an article about the Temple Mount Sifting Project that I co-direct with Dr. Gabriel Barkay. We were saddened to see that even though we spent a great deal of effort informing the reporter,...

About Me

Zachi Dvira (Zweig) is an archaeologist and co-directs the Temple Mount Sifting Project with Gabriel Barkay. Dvira is also active in the struggle to prevent antiquities destruction on the Temple Mount.