Benjamin Mazar

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Benjamin Mazar was a prominent Israeli archaeologist and historian best known for his large-scale excavations around Jerusalem’s Temple Mount and his contributions to the study of ancient Israel.

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instanceOf Israeli archaeologist
Israeli historian
archaeologist
historian
person
awardReceived Israel Prize
surface form: Israel Prize for Jewish studies

Israel Prize
surface form: Israel Prize for Land of Israel studies
birthName Binyamin Maisler
burialPlace Har HaMenuchot, Jerusalem
citizenship Israel
countryOfBirth Poland
countryOfDeath Israel
dateOfBirth 1906-06-28
dateOfDeath 1995-01-15
educatedAt Hebrew University of Jerusalem
University of Breslau
employer Hebrew University of Jerusalem
fieldOfWork Near Eastern history
archaeology
biblical archaeology
history of ancient Israel
knownFor large-scale excavations near the Temple Mount in Jerusalem
leadership in Israeli archaeology
research on the history of ancient Israel
languageOfWorkOrName German
Hebrew
Polish
mainInterest biblical period archaeology
history of ancient Israel
memberOf Israel Academy of Sciences and Humanities
movedTo Mandatory Palestine
notableWork Archaeological excavations at En-Gedi
Archaeological excavations at Tel Qasile
Temple courts in Jerusalem
surface form: Excavations south and southwest of the Temple Mount in Jerusalem
occupation archaeologist
historian
university administrator
placeOfBirth Częstochowa
surface form: Częstochowa, Poland
placeOfDeath Jerusalem
surface form: Jerusalem, Israel
positionHeld Chairman of the Jewish National Fund
Head of the Israel Exploration Society
President of the Hebrew University of Jerusalem
Professor at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem
Rector of the Hebrew University of Jerusalem
relative Amihai Mazar
Eilat Mazar
religion Judaism
spouse Zipporah Maisler
yearOfImmigration 1929

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Tell Qasile archaeological site excavatedBy Benjamin Mazar
subject surface form: Tell Qasile