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	The Shelby White - Leon Levy Program for Archaeological Publications
		Basil Hennessy's four seasons of excavation at Ghassul (1967, 1975, 1976/77 and late 1977) revolutionized our understanding of the history of occupation at the site, and succeeded in isolating ten (A-J) discrete phased assemblages.
		The signal importance of Hennessy's excavations lay in their demonstration that the Ghassulian culture, long thought to be an intrusive assemblage from elsewhere (Syria or Mesopotamia), was indigenous to the southern Levant, having developed out of the well known Late Neolithic culture documented by Kenyon at Jericho.
		Other spectacular discoveries made by Hennessy include a carefully laid out sanctuary complex with in-situ cult vessels (Hennessy Area E), an elaborate polychrome wall painting of a cultic procession (now in the Amman Museum) and a complete flint knapping floor (Hennessy Area A), and a painter's workshop (Hennessy Area E).
	www.fas.harvard.edu /~semitic/wl/digsites/Transjordan/TeleilatGhassul_02 (238 words)

	Basil Hennessy - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Born in Horsham, Victoria, Australia in 1925, the eldest child of Thomas Basil Hennessy and Nell Poultney, Hennessy was educated in nearby Ballarat, before leaving school at 17 to join the Royal Australian Navy.
		Graduating with a BA Hons in 1950, Hennessy embarked on a tour throughout the Middle East, finishing at Ankara, capital of Turkey where Hennessy held the inaugural student scholarship at the newly-created British School of Archaeology in Ankara.
		Hennessy was appointed Emeritus Professor of Archaeology after his retirement in 1990 and in 1993 received an Honorary Doctor of Letters from his alma mater, the University of Sydney.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Basil_Hennessy (581 words)

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		Basil Henriques later received a knighthood for his work as a juvenile magistrate, and after his death the street was named after him.
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	Fredericksburg.com - Tour gets cozy with Falmouth
		Hennessy said the title reflects typical sentiments about Falmouth that were expressed by occupying Federal troops during the war.
		Hennessy also plans to discuss how the Union army's occupation of Falmouth during the spring of 1862 affected the fl population.
		Hennessy said that two good sources of information about Civil War Falmouth are written comments by occupying Union soldiers and postwar claims in court cases.
	fredericksburg.com /News/FLS/2006/072006/07252006/207378?rss=local (729 words)

	Amman Airport
		This set of 24 ivory, bronze, frit scarabs, gold and stone objects are from Professor Basil Hennessy's 1966 rescue dig of a Fire Temple when they were building the airport at Amman.
		J B Hennessy, Thirteenth Century B.C. Temple of Human Sacrifice at Amman, Phoenicia and its Neighbours, Studia Phoenicia III (Louvain, 1985) 85-104.
		J B Hennessy, Excavation of a Late Bronze Age Temple at Amman, Palestine Exploration Quarterly 98 (1966), 155-167.
	vm.arts.unimelb.edu.au /report/amman.htm (266 words)

	Virtual Museum: Cypriot Collection
		Mrs Eve Stewart took responsibility for the finds in 1965, the University of Melbourne turned over to her the balance of the Expedition account in 1966, and the joint committee was dissolved.
		Mrs Stewart later enjoyed the collaborated of Professor Basil Hennessy (who succeeded Stewart) in cleaning and repairing the finds and arranging for them to be distributed.
		In a letter dated 16 October 1972 Hennessy mentions that they were busy working on the rest of Lapatsa Tomb 4 and also Palealona Tomb 4 (which seems to have been substituted for Lapatsa Tomb 7A+B).
	vm.arts.unimelb.edu.au /report/cypcoll.html (1433 words)

	Tenacity and humour in hardest times - smh.com.au
		Sam's passion for ancient history led to undergraduate studies in archaeology at the University of Sydney.
		She excelled there under the tutorage of Emeritus Professor Basil Hennessy, and graduated with first-class honours in 1991.
		Her honours thesis, on the Bronze Age pottery of Cyprus, was published in the journal Mediterranean Archaeology in 1994 and is still cited in academic treatises on the period.
	www.smh.com.au /articles/2003/04/04/1048962935199.html (1093 words)

	The Basilian Newsletter - August 2002 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Father Peter Beaton made his novitiate in Richmond Hill and was professed 12 September 1953.
		Peter Beaton was ordained a priest 29 June 1958 in St. Basil's Church, Toronto by Cardinal James McGuigan.
		Others ordained that year were: Claude Arnold, Bill Coughlin, Pat Gallagher, Dennis Foy, David Heath, Chris Iredale, Ray Jackson, Larry Janisse, Wilfred Janisse, Charles Lynch, Don McCarthy, John Menner, Ken O'Keefe, Fred Zakoor and the late John Farrell and Frank McCabe.
	www.basilian.org /Publica/Newslet/2002/2002August.htm (606 words)

	UNE -Handbook-2007
		These provide the museum with a nationally significant collection of Cypriot artefacts from a variety of periods, but particularly the Bronze Age, as well as useful exhibits belonging to some Middle Eastern cultures.
		The Cypriot and Middle Eastern collections have been supplemented by a number of objects resulting from expeditions conducted by Professor Basil Hennessy, to which the University made small financial contributions.
		In 1997 the first Maurice Kelly Lecture was delivered to honour the man who founded the Museum in 1959.
	www.une.edu.au /schedules/handbook07/unemoa.html (358 words)

	The Damascus Gate, Jerusalem : excavations by C.-M. Bennett and J.B. Hennessy at the Damascus Gate, Jerusalem, 1964-66 ...
		The Damascus Gate, Jerusalem : excavations by C.-M. Bennett and J.B. Hennessy at the Damascus Gate, Jerusalem, 1964-66 [WorldCat.org]
		The Damascus Gate, Jerusalem : excavations by C.-M. Bennett and J.B. Hennessy at the Damascus Gate, Jerusalem, 1964-66
		by G J Wightman; John Basil Hennessy; C M Bennett
	www.worldcatlibraries.org /oclc/20609642 (124 words)

	DCT Profile
		After going to school at St. Hilda’s in Southport, QLD, Sam moved to interstate, to study archaeology at the University of Sydney.
		She excelled there under the tutorage of Emeritus Professor Basil Hennessy, the doyen of Australian archaeology in the Near East, and graduated with First Class Honours in 1991.
		Her Honours thesis, on the Bronze Age pottery of Cyprus, was published in the journal Mediterranean Archaeology in 1994 and continues to be referred to.
	people.pwf.cam.ac.uk /dct21/sam.htm (779 words)

	Biblical Archaeology Society Online Archive Search
		In fact, it had been a three-arched gate—a large center-archway; the excavated, smaller side-archway; and another archway that must have balanced it on the other side.
		In the 1960s, J. Basil Hennessy of the British School of Archaeology conducted excavations in which he uncovered the entire facade of the eastern gate, as well as the Crusader gate and some earlier remains that he attributed to King Agrippa I (10 B.C.–44 A.D.).
		Although the lower part of the staircase had been removed, the stairs appeared to have led originally to the Roman tower that Hennessy had excavated east of the Roman gateway.
	members.bib-arch.org /nph-proxy.pl/000000A/http/www.basarchive.org/bswbSearch.asp=3fPubID=3dBSBA&Volume=3d14&Issue=3d3&ArticleID=3d4&UserID=3d0& (3315 words)

	Did Jerusalem Christians Flee to Pella?
		For summaries of the site and history of Pella I have drawn heavily from J. Basil Hennessy and Robert H. Smith, "Pella," The Oxford Encyclopedia of Archaeology in the Near East.
		Between 1978 and 1985, now Emeritus Professor J.B. Hennessy and the late Dr McNicoll co‑directed excavations, responsible for the pre‑classical and classical/Islamic periods respectively.
		After McNicoll's premature death in 1985, Hennessy took as his co‑directors Dr P.C. Edwards (Palaeolithic), Dr T.F. Potts (Bronze and Iron Ages, 1984‑1988), Dr S.J. Bourke (1988‑present day), Dr J.C. Tidmarsh (Hellenistic), Dr P.M. Watson (Roman/Byzantine), Kate da Costa (Roman/Byzantine 1997), and Dr A.G. Walmsley (Islamic).
	www.wheaton.edu /DistanceLearning/Pella.htm (2633 words)

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	CHARLES GINN GALLERY \| Kerry Holland
		She is a BSc (physics) and Dip Ed.
		She attended portrait classes in Oxford with Basil Hennessy and in Perth studied art full-time at the Claremont School of Art.
		In Brisbane Kerry studied painting part-time with Madonna Staunton at the Brisbane Institute of Art.
	www.charlesginn.com.au /k_holland.html (117 words)

	Find in a Library: The Damascus Gate, Jerusalem : excavations by C.-M. Bennett and J.B. Hennessy at the Damascus Gate, ...
		The Damascus Gate, Jerusalem : excavations by C.-M. Bennett and J.B. Hennessy at the Damascus Gate, Jerusalem, 1964-66
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	worldcatlibraries.org /wcpa/ow/0b1398f0cececa50a19afeb4da09e526.html (85 words)

	THE SWEDISH JORDAN EXPEDITION (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		I also thank the generous assistance of the Department of Antiquities and its Directors General, Ghazi Bisheh and Safwan Tell.
		I am in addition indebted to Zeidan Kafafi and the administration of the Yarmouk University for permission to employ members of the archaeological institute stuff, and to Basil Hennessy and Stephen Bourke for permission to rent the Pella Dig House.
		Thanks also to my friend and Department representative Hikmat Ta'ani, and all team members for their interest and hard work.
	w07sfb.sfb.oeaw.ac.at /sciem2000/Jordan/ack.htm (172 words)

	Did Jerusalem Christians Flee to Pella?
		In 1978 the Wooster College team was joined by one from the University of Sydney, led by J.B. Hennessy and A. McNicoll.
		Between 1978 and 1985, now Emeritus Professor J.B. Hennessy and the late Dr A.W. McNicoll co-directed excavations, responsible for the pre-classical and classical/Islamic periods respectively.
		After McNicoll's premature death in 1985, Hennessy took as his co-directors Dr P.C. Edwards (Palaeolithic), Dr T.F. Potts (Bronze and Iron Ages, 1984-1988), Dr S.J. Bourke (1988-present day), Dr J.C. Tidmarsh (Hellenistic), Dr P.M. Watson (Roman/Byzantine), Kate da Costa (Roman/Byzantine 1997), and Dr A.G. Walmsley (Islamic).
	www.preteristarchive.com /JewishWars/articles/scott_flee-pella.html (5305 words)

	H9296 Stone tools (49), various, Teleilat Ghassul, Jordan, c. 4000 BC - Powerhouse Museum Collection
		Production Notes include information about the design, manufacture and marketing of an object.
		Excavation at Teleilat Ghassul, Jordan by J Basil Hennessy.
		All have excavation documentation numbers, handwritten in fl ink, see parts for individual numbers.
	www.powerhousemuseum.com /collection/database/?irn=256198 (452 words)

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		Rich Beal r-beal@uchicago.edu ------------------------------ From: Ted.Robinson@antiquity.su.edu.au (Ted Robinson) Date: Mon, 6 Feb 1995 19:51:47 -0500 Subject: Festschrift Hennessy (1/2) On February 10, Emeritus Professor J. Basil Hennessy of the University of Sydney will be celebrating his 70th birthday.
		On this occasion a Festschrift entitled "Trade, Contact and the Movement of Peoples in the Eastern Mediterranean" will be launched.
	oi.uchicago.edu /research/library/ane/digest/v02/v02.n070 (5346 words)

	The Symbolism of the Ancestors. ReVision - Find Articles
		My voyage into the study of prehistoric symbolism led me into territory that expanded my ability to see, rather than to merely look.
		Due to my training as an artist, I was asked in 1977 to join a team of Australians, led by Professor Basil Hennessy of Sydney University, who were excavating paintings and artifacts at the site of Teleliat Ghassul by the Dead Sea in Jordan.
		Thirty years previously a number of wall paintings, dated to c.
	www.findarticles.com /p/articles/mi_hb3388/is_199812/ai_n8135878 (234 words)

	Asia History books - History books
		Ayia Paraskevi and Vasilia: Excavations by J.R.B. Stewart (Studies in Mediterranean archaeology) by John Basil Hennessy
		Basil Hall Chamberlain; Portrait of a Japanologist (Meiji Series, 4) by YUZO OTA
		Basil II and the Governance of Empire (976-1025) (Oxford Studies in Byzantium) by Catherine Holmes
	www.bookstealer.com /collectible/Asia-History-books-History.html (10231 words)

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