Tales of Megiddo

Article Abstract:

A woman volunteers to help dig at the archeological site Tel Megiddo in Israel. The site is considered one of the most important archaeological sites in the world. The digging starts early in the morning and continues into the afternoon when the day's finds are cleaned and catalogued. Seminars are also held for the volunteers.

Personal narratives, Excavations (Archaeology), Cities and towns, Ruined, extinct, etc., Abandoned settlements, Megiddo (Ancient city)

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Jerusalem

Article Abstract:

A journalist travels to Jerusalem, Israel. Jerusalem is considered the home of many religions, including Christianity. There is also a Muslim quarter. The journalist finds that the city imparts a deep sense of history, and he especially enjoys the Old City where a person can get lost in the many passageways.

Travel research

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City of ages

Article Abstract:

The tourist facilities offered by the city of Jerusalem in Israel are presented. The mingling of the city's historic past with the many sacred sites linked to the Christian, Muslim and Jewish religions is discussed.

Travel industry, Sacred space, Sacred places

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