מרכז תיעוד לתולדות העיר מראשיתה עד עצם היום הזה — סיפורים ותגובות שנכתבו על ידי אנשי העיר ואוהביה
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The site of Lieberman House is a communal and educational experiment dealing with the relationship between schooling and museums and between generations (grandparents, children etc) building together the site which weaves the story of the community. Every family is invited to contribute their personal stories. This is the story of the history of Nahariyah. You are invited to add your own family story to this venture.Read more
IN MEMORIAM Eli Bar-On (Laci Braun) 1924 – 2008
Saturday morning, August 23, 2008: On entering my study this morning, a phone message from Erika and a short e-mail from Tuvia bearing the heartbreaking news “We are only 4 left, Eli died at night”. The 4 left refers to the original 9 Chevre from the Shomer Hatzir who fled Slovakia in April 1941 for Palestine where we joined kibbutz Merchavia.
Although Eli’s death was not completely unexpected, Eli having been very ill these past few months and getting weaker by the day, it still came as a big shock. We had a very special friendship with Eli spanning 74 years of our lives.Read more
Preliminary Report on the Results of the 2008 Excavation Season at Tel Kabri
Tel Kabri, located in the western Galilee region of modern Israel, was the center of a Canaanite polity during the Middle Bronze Age. Excavations conducted by Aharon Kempinski and Wolf-Dietrich Niemeier from 1986-1993 revealed the remains of a palace dating to the Middle Bronze period (ca. 2000-1550 BCE). Within the building (Fig. 1), dated specifically to the MB II period, were discovered an Aegean-style floor and Aegean-style wall paintings. Kabri is one of only four sites in the Eastern Mediterranean to have such Bronze Age Aegean-style paintings and may well be the earliest.Read more
The story of Walter SELIG, watchmaker in Nahariya from 1935 - 1956
This is the story of my father Walter Selig (update 1 November 2009)Read more
Memories from my small hometown Nahariyya.
My parents immigrated from Germany in 1937. My father was a student at the end of his study. He studied mechanical engineering at the Institude of technology in Breslau. Being a student at a German university in those days, made him understand and feel , that the Nazi regime is not just an unimportant passing episode.Read more
Seven-cup Offering Vessel
Taken from the book "The Museums of Israel" by L.Y Rahamani.
Seven-cup Offering Vessel (1750-1550 BC) Nahariyyah.
Height 0.065 m. diam. 0.10 m. pottery
One of the many pottery vessels, a bowl containing seven small cups, found on and near the high-place of Nahariyyah. The cups may have held some liquid offerings-food, or precious oils and perfumes. Seven-wick pottery lamps found with them suggest that the number had a symbolical significance at this time, in this part of the world.
The Nahariyyah Goddess
Taken from the book "The Museums of Israel" by L.Y Rahamani.
The Nahariyyah Goddess (1750-1550 BC) Nahariyyah.
Height 0.22 m. stoneRead more
Pregnant Woman
Taken from the book "The Museums of Israel" by L.Y Rahamani.
Pregnant Woman (sixth to fifth centuries BC) Achzib.
Height 0.22 m.
Terra cotta (IM)Read more
Towards the Discussion in the United Nations
Towards the discussion on the division David Koren writes, David Ben Gurion visits during October arrives to learn about the security of the settlements and their interconnections.Read more
