ASOR Harris Excavation Grant

Although the specific eligibility criteria may vary, here are some general guidelines:

• Project Focus: The ASOR Harris Excavation Grant is typically awarded to projects focused on archaeological fieldwork, excavation, or research in the eastern Mediterranean region. The project should contribute to the understanding of the ancient Near East, including areas such as Egypt, Israel, Jordan, Lebanon, Palestine, Syria, and Cyprus.
• Research Team: The grant is typically awarded to a team of researchers led by a principal investigator or project director who demonstrates expertise in the relevant field. The team should have a clear plan and objectives for the excavation or research project.
• Project Scope: The project should have a well-defined research question, objectives, and methodology. It should demonstrate the potential to contribute to the field of archaeology and advance knowledge in the eastern Mediterranean region.
• Affiliation: Applicants are typically required to be affiliated with a recognized educational institution, museum, or research organization. This can include universities, archaeological institutes, or similar institutions.
• Proposal: Applicants are usually required to submit a detailed research proposal that outlines the project’s objectives, methodology, timeline, and budget. The proposal should also explain the significance and potential impact of the project.
• ASOR Membership: It is often required that the principal investigator or project director be a member of ASOR or be willing to become a member if awarded the grant.