PHOTO: AMNON GUTMAN

Oded Borowski (far left), leading the most recent dig at Tell Halif, Israel, says his fascination with archaeology began when he was a child growing up near Tel Aviv.


Archaeologist digs up secrets of a forgotten place in time
History is full of famous people, great monuments and burning questions. But if Oded Borowski could visit any time and place, he would travel back 2,200 years to a now forgotten border town in the former kingdom of Judah. He’d like to meet a resident there and ask: What did you have for breakfast? What do you do for a living?
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