Tel Rekhesh project is an archaeological project to investigate Tel Rekhesh, the multi-period site in the eastern Lower Galilee. The project aims at elucidating the nature, settlement history of the site and material culture of the region. The project is currently directed by H. Kuwabara (Tenri University, Tenri), S. Hasegawa (Rikkyo University, Tokyo), and Y. Paz (IAA).
Our research proposal “Eine Untersuchung von Steingeräten aus Tel Rekhesh in der späten Bronzezeit und Eisenzeit (ca. 1500-600 v. Chr.) im Kontext der Steingeräteindustrie von Nordisrael” (A. Squitieri of LMU and S. Hasegawa of Rikkyo University) achieved Japanisch-Deutsches Stipendium zur gemeinsamen […]
We are pleased to announce that our research proposal Ancient Hegemonism in the Coastal Region of Palestine: An Archaeological Study (Representative researcher: Takuzo Onozuka, Tokyo National Museum) was approved as an invited research project by (C) between 2021-2023. Tel Rekhesh is one […]
Excavation at [the] lower shelf of Tel Rekhesh, 2006-2010, 2019 was reported at the 12th ICAANE.
We are pleased to announce that our research proposal An Archaeological Study on the Transformation of Cities in the Late Bronze and Early Iron Ages in the Southern Levant (Representative researcher: Prof. Shuichi Hasegawa, Rikkyo University) was approved as an invited research […]
Hasegawa, S, “The Southern Levant in the Shadow of Imperial Powers: Tel Rekhesh in the Late Iron Age” has been just published in The Reach of the Assyrian and Babylonian Empires: Case studies in Eastern and Western Peripheries (Studia Chaburensia, 8), edited […]
