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Home > Specialty Programs > Saving the Stones
 Duration: 5 months
Start/End Dates: September – February (Fall); February – July (Spring)
Program Cost: $10,915 Estimated Masa Israel Universal Grant: $3,000*
Saving the Stones in Old Acre is a practical training course in historical and archaeological conservation. Offered by the International Conservation Center (ICC) in Old Acre in conjunction with the Israel Antiquities Authority (IAA), the Old Acre Development Company, and the Acre Municipality and sponsored by the Israel National Commission for UNESCO, the program features lectures, workshops and study tours. Participants learn about many renowned historical figures, nations, cultures and religious movements that have left their mark in Israel.
For more information, visit www.antiquities.org.il/akko/default.asp
*Final grant and scholarship amounts are determined only by submitting a Masa scholarship application at www.masaisrael.org. All grants and scholarships quoted here are for informational purposes.
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