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Oded Lipschits is a Professor of Jewish History at Tel Aviv University and served as Director of the Institute of Archaeology from 2011 to 2022. His research bridges archaeology, history, epigraphy, biblical studies, and theology, focusing on Judah during the Babylonian and Persian periods. He has directed excavations at Ramat Rahel and Tel Moza and is recognized for his scholarly contributions to understanding ancient Israel and Judah.
- Education: Doctorate from Tel Aviv University (1997), Humboldt Fellow at Heidelberg University
- Key Research Areas: History of Judah, Biblical Archaeology, Persian Period Studies, Epigraphy, Interdisciplinary Theological Research
His work has earned him the EMET Prize in Archaeology (2022), one of Israel's highest academic honors, and he has promoted numerous master's and doctoral theses. Lipschits also engages in science communication, including a MOOC course on 'The Fall and Rise of Jerusalem' and organizing public events on ancient Levantine history.
