
The 2027 Season
The forthcoming excavation season at En-Gedi, scheduled for the 2027 winter, will focus on the continued investigation of remains dating to the late Iron Age and Persian period at Tel Goren. Excavations will target multiple areas across the mound, aiming to identify and characterize the human groups and economic activities that shaped En-Gedi during these periods.



Excavation Day Schedule
The excavation lasts from Sundays to Thursdays. Mornings and early afternoons are dedicated to excavation work in the field, and followed by material processing and study activities in the late afternoon.
How a typical daily schedule looks like:
6:15 am Coffee and light breakfast at camp
7:30 am Departure to the excavation site
8:00 am Excavation begins
11:00 am On-site brunch (45 minutes)
3:00 pm Excavation concludes
3:30 pm Light lunch at camp
4:00 pm Pottery washing
5:00 pm Afternoon sessions including pottery reading, artifact sorting and lectures
7:00 pm Dinner at camp
7:30 pm Free time for relaxation or personal study
10:00 pm Recommended bedtime










