Dr. Shelley-Anne Peleg
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About me
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I have been involved in archeology and antiquities ine preservation of historical buildings and cultural heritage for about 30 years, which is why my family members call me "Doctor Stones".
When I decided to study archeology at the Hebrew University, my parents thought that I was "crazy." But I enrolled anyway and finally completed my doctorate in the Department of Israeli Studies at the University of Haifa.
I worked for many years in senior management positions at the Israel Antiquities Authority and was involved in research projets and activities with leading Israeli and international organizations in the feild.
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Over the years, I learnt to dub ancient remains and 'hear' through them stories of people that lived in the Land of Israel in ancient times.
I participated in countless archeological excavations and was a witness to fascinating discoveries that were uncovered during them.
I tour many sites and labs and see how unique finds are conserved and ensured peserved.
I research historic cities in Israel, the people that lived there in the past, current traditional communities that currently live in them today and how this all connects.
I specialize in Old Akko
I have worked in the city for the last 25 years. In my last position, I managed the International Conservation Center (on behalf of the Israel Antiquities Authority). The devlopment and conservation procedures in the city were the basis of my doctoral research. Throughout the years, I led countless activities in the city.
I am familiar with the colorful alleys, the tourist sites and many hidden places. I am updated with current research and the many new touristic ventures. I am friends and work with many of the local residents.
I hold unique tours, lectures, workshops and activities in the city, in which I present the cities secrets and hidden treasures treasures, visit unfamiliar sites and also show new ventures.
