Tell es-Sweyhat: About Us

Adams, Tim
Armstrong, James
Arzt, Jenny
Ashby, Darren
Bell, Andrew
Bentz, Brad
Brill, Nathanial
Brinker, Chris
Cho, Frank
Cooper, Lisa (Elizabeth)
Danti, Kevin
Danti, Michael
Delnero, Paul
DiGiorgi, Andrea
Ehrenburg, Erika
Fahey, August
Fitts, William
Ford, Adam
Friegeh, Fuad
Hafford, William
Harvey, Steven
Hemmaplardh, Theodore
Hide, Chris
Holland, Tom
Horne, Lee
Khalaf, Muthana
Lewandowski, Julia
Linderman, Carole
Mathieu, Jim
McCune, Allen
Miller, Naomi
Murray, Emma
Peregrine, Peter
Porter, Ben
Randall, Sally
Rizvi, Uzma
Roberson, Peter
Stork, Leigh
Swerida, Jennifer
Toth, Louis
Weber, Jill
Westerman, Amy
Yunus, Eyad
Zettler, Richard


Excavation on the "High Mound" Excavation in the Lower Town The Tombs Regional Surveys and Excavations Remote Sensing 2005 Season 2007 Season	About Us
	Since 1989, the Tell es-Sweyhat Project of the University of Pennsylvania has excavated at the site under the general direction of Richard Zettler. Michael Danti joined the project in 1991 and became the Field Director in 1998. William Hafford has been part of the Sweyhat team since 1998.
		Michael D. Danti (Field Director) Michael Danti received his PhD in Near Eastern Archaeology from the University of Pennsylvania in 2000. He has served as the Field Director of the Tell es-Sweyhat Project since 1998 and is the Field Director of archaeological surveys in western Iran and northern Syria. He currently serves as an Assistant Professor in the Archaeology Department of Boston University and a Consulting Scholar at the University of Pennsylvania Museum.
		William B. Hafford (Area Supervisor) William Hafford received his PhD in Mediterranean Archaeology from the University of Pennsylvania in 2001 with a special interest in ancient economies and mortuary practices in antiquity. He has served as an area supervisor of the Tell es-Sweyhat Project since 1998 and is the Assistant Director of the Howard University Giza Cemetery Project. He is currently a Fellow in the Critical Writing Program at the University of Pennsylvania.
		Richard L. Zettler (General Director) Richard Zettler received his PhD in Near Eastern Archaeology from the University of Chicago in 1984. He has served as the General Director of the Tell es-Sweyhat Project since 1989 and has also worked at the site of Nippur, among others. He currently serves as an Associate Professor of Near Eastern Languages and Civilizations and is the Associate Curator-in-Charge of the Near East Section of the University of Pennsylvania Museum.

	There have, of course, been many contributors to our understanding of the site of Tell es-Sweyhat. Below is a comprehensive list of all our researchers.

		Adams, Tim Armstrong, James Arzt, Jenny Ashby, Darren Bell, Andrew Bentz, Brad Brill, Nathanial Brinker, Chris Cho, Frank Cooper, Lisa (Elizabeth) Danti, Kevin Danti, Michael Delnero, Paul DiGiorgi, Andrea Ehrenburg, Erika Fahey, August Fitts, William Ford, Adam Friegeh, Fuad Hafford, William Harvey, Steven Hemmaplardh, Theodore Hide, Chris Holland, Tom Horne, Lee Khalaf, Muthana Lewandowski, Julia Linderman, Carole Mathieu, Jim McCune, Allen Miller, Naomi Murray, Emma Peregrine, Peter Porter, Ben Randall, Sally Rizvi, Uzma Roberson, Peter Stork, Leigh Swerida, Jennifer Toth, Louis Weber, Jill Westerman, Amy Yunus, Eyad Zettler, Richard