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== Career ==

== Career ==

Between 1977-1981, Amihai Mazar was a Lecturer at both the Hebrew University and [[Ben-Gurion University]]. Between 1982-1985, he became a Senior Lecturer in the Hebrew University, and then an Associate Professor between 1983-1993. Between 1994-2000 he was the Eleazar Sukenik Chair in the Archaeology of Israel, and became Professor Emeritus in the Hebrew University in 2010.

Between 1977-1981, Amihai Mazar was a lecturer at both the Hebrew University and [[Ben-Gurion University]]. Between 1982-1985, he became a Senior Lecturer in the Hebrew University, and then an Associate Professor between 1983-1993. Between 1994-2000 he was the Eleazar Sukenik Chair in the Archaeology of Israel, and became Professor Emeritus in the Hebrew University in 2010.

Amihai Mazar has also served as a Member of the Council of the Israel Exploration Society, the Management Committee of the Archaeological Survey of Israel, the Council of the Israel Antiquities Authority, and the International Committee for the Evaluation of Archaeology Study Programs. He has also served as the Head of the Division of Biblical Archaeology and Institute of Archaeology, as well as Vice President of the Anglo-Israel Archaeology Society. Abroad, Amihai Mazar was Guest Professor of the Department of Oriental Studies in the [[University of Pennsylvania]], [[Philadelphia]], Research Associate at [[Harvard University]], and Guest professor of the Department of Anthropology and Program in Judaic Studies in the [[University of California]] at [[San Diego]]. Amihai Mazar has also served as the director of several archaeological projects, including at ancient sites such as Tell Qasile, Khirbet Abu et-Twein, Tel Batash, biblical Timnah, The "Bull Site", Khirbet Marjameh, Giloh (Jerusalem), Hurvat Shilhah, Tell Qasile, Hartuv, Early Bronze I site, Tel Beth-Shean, and Tel Rehov.

Amihai Mazar has also served as a Member of the Council of the Israel Exploration Society, the Management Committee of the Archaeological Survey of Israel, the Council of the Israel Antiquities Authority, and the International Committee for the Evaluation of Archaeology Study Programs. He has also served as the Head of the Division of Biblical Archaeology and Institute of Archaeology, as well as Vice President of the Anglo-Israel Archaeology Society. Abroad, Amihai Mazar was Guest Professor of the Department of Oriental Studies in the [[University of Pennsylvania]], [[Philadelphia]], Research Associate at [[Harvard University]], and Guest professor of the Department of Anthropology and Program in Judaic Studies in the [[University of California]] at [[San Diego]]. Amihai Mazar has also served as the director of several archaeological projects, including at ancient sites such as Tell Qasile, Khirbet Abu et-Twein, Tel Batash, biblical Timnah, The "Bull Site", Khirbet Marjameh, Giloh (Jerusalem), Hurvat Shilhah, Tell Qasile, Hartuv, Early Bronze I site, Tel Beth-Shean, and Tel Rehov.