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SUMMARY:Jewish Community Scholars Program
DESCRIPTION:The Jewish Community Scholars Program began in 2001 in Orange C
 ounty California to provide high level adult Jewish education. Technology 
 has given CSP a global reach with partner synagogues in Israel\, Europe an
 d all of North America. As a partner synagogue\, Temple Israel members hav
 e access to CJP's vast array of live presentations from top notch scholars
 . CSP also has an extensive archive of past programs on You Tube.\n\nCSP 2
 4th Annual Scholar in Residence featuring Professor Jodi Magness\nThe Arch
 aeology of the Holy Land: A Journey Through Time and Excavation\nJanuary 6
  -February 28\, 2025.&nbsp\; All of our one-hour sessions in this scholar 
 in residence will take place weekly on Mondays\, Wednesdays\, and Fridays 
 at 10:00 a.m. (PT) / 1:00 p.m. (ET). Once you complete registration\, you 
 will receive a single Zoom link that can be used to access all sessions. A
 ll registrants will automatically receive the follow up emails for each of
  the sessions.\n\nClick here for more information and to register.\n\nJoin
  Prof. Jodi Magness\, a renowned archaeologist and Kenan Distinguished Pro
 fessor at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill\, in a fascinati
 ng lecture series exploring the rich history of the Holy Land from 586 BCE
  to 640 CE. This course\, designed for CSP avid learners\, covers pivotal 
 events from the rise of Jerusalem under King David to the Muslim conquest\
 , including the Hasmonean revolt\, the grandeur of Herod’s palaces\, and
  the Roman siege of Masada. Participants will gain deep insights into arch
 aeological methods\, discover significant tombs and burial practices\, and
  explore how ancient texts shape our understanding of the past. Prof. Magn
 ess brings her extensive expertise\, as demonstrated in her award-winning 
 books and numerous excavations in Israel\, to provide a comprehensive view
  of how ancient Jews lived\, worshiped\, and interacted with surrounding e
 mpires.\n\nSession 1: Monday\, Jan. 6 – Introduction to Archaeology\n\nS
 ession 2: Wednesday\, Jan. 8 – Archaeological Methodology\n\nSession 3: 
 Friday\, Jan. 10 – Jerusalem: Topography and Early Development\n\nSessio
 n 4: Monday\, Jan. 20 – Jerusalem in the Iron Age\n\nSession 5: Wednesda
 y\, Jan. 22 – The Persian Period in Jerusalem\n\nSession 6: Friday\, Jan
 . 24 – The Early Hellenistic Period: Changes Post-Alexander the Great\n\
 n* Special CSP Member Only Event: Sunday\, January 26 at&nbsp\; 10:00 a.m.
 (PT) /1:00 p.m. (ET) - More than Just Mosaics: The Ancient Synagogue at Hu
 qoq in Israel’s Galilee.&nbsp\;CLICK HERE TO REGISTER.\n\nSession 7: Mon
 day\, Jan. 27 – Hellenistic Period: Wadi Daliyeh\, Samaria\, Jerusalem\n
 \nSession 8: Wednesday\, Jan. 29 – Hellenistic Period: Iraq el-Emir\, Ma
 risa\, Dor\n\nSession 9: Friday\, Jan. 31 – The Late Hellenistic (Hasmon
 ean) Period in Jerusalem\n\nSession 10: Monday\, Feb. 3 – Hasmonean Peri
 od: Jerusalem and Qumran\n\nSession 11: Wednesday\, Feb. 5 – Qumran Deta
 iled Study\n\nSession 12: Friday\, Feb. 7 – The Early Roman (Herodian) P
 eriod: Historical Overview\n\nSession 13: Monday\, Feb. 10 – Herodian Pe
 riod: Development of Jerusalem\n\nSession 14: Wednesday\, Feb. 12 – Hero
 dian Period: Caesarea\, Herodium\n\nSession 15: Friday\, Feb. 14 – Masad
 a: Herod’s Palaces\n\nSession 16: Monday\, Feb. 17 – Masada: The Roman
  Siege\n\nSession 17: Wednesday\, Feb. 19 – Jewish Tombs and Burial Cust
 oms in Jerusalem\n\nSession 18: Friday\, Feb. 21 – Ossuaries and Burial 
 Customs\n\nSession 19: Monday\, Feb. 24 – The Bar Kokhba Revolt\n\nSessi
 on 20: Wednesday\, Feb. 26 – Aelia Capitolina (Roman Jerusalem)\n\nSessi
 on 21: Friday\, Feb. 28 – The Byzantine and Early Islamic Periods
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