Why Israel's Archaeologists Want to Stop Digging - Haaretz Magazine

In Israel, Everyone Wants to Excavate – From Foreign Volunteers to Youth Groups. But Many Archaeology Experts, Warning of Damaged Sites, Now Believe It’s Time to Slow Down and Focus on What's Already Been Unearthed

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