Lorenzo Nigro

Lorenzo Nigro

Lorenzo Nigro

Lorenzo Nigro is professor of Near Eastern archaeology and coordinator of the Oriental Section of the Department of Sciences of Antiquities of Rome “La Sapienza” University. He is a field archaeologist in Levantine and Mediterranean archaeology and directs excavations in Sicily, Jordan, and ancient Jericho. He has published extensively on Levantine, Phoenician, Mesopotamian, and Egyptian archaeology and history of art. Currently, he coordinates a project on the use of drones, sensor nodes, and 3D simulators in archaeology.

A view of Tell es-Sultan

Jericho (Vietnamese)

Mặc dù tàn tích của Giê-ri-cô đã có trước thời đại mà các học giả Kinh Thánh cho là sự tàn phá của nó đã xảy ra, Giê-ri-cô là một trong những khu định cư lâu đời nhất trên thế giới.

A view of Tell es-Sultan

Jericho

Though the ruins of Jericho predate the biblical date for its destruction, the site is one of the oldest continuously occupied settlements in the world.