A television production company has asked us to help them find footage or
photographs to be used in a History Channel show about the James ossuary and
Near Eastern archaeology.  The specific items they are looking for are
listed
below.  If you can make available any of these materials or know where they
can be found, please contact Nathalie Neurath of Weller/Grossman Productions
directly via e-mail to [log in to unmask]  Thank you for your
assistance.

Richard M. (Rick) Pettigrew, Ph.D., RPA
President and Executive Director
Archaeological Legacy Institute
www.archaeologychannel.org

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Footage Request for Weller/Grossman Productions: History Channel: "James the
brother of Jesus?"

-Anything relating to the James Ossuary, such as Israeli press conferences
and news stories and Oded Golan, Israeli authorities either at press
conference about their suspicion  of the date the Ossuary was acquired and
the source

-Geological Survey of Israel -Laboratory and/or people working inside,
exteriors of building, sign etc.

-Israel Antiquities Authority-offices or press conference, maybe even
announcement of 1978 law prohibiting illegal acquisition of artifacts

-Ancient Limestone quarries being excavated

-Collection of Ossuaries in Israel, -other Ossuary with a brothers name on

-Archeology lab studying ancient Aramaic scripts,  Close-ups of Aramaic
script, various examples different eras

-Jerusalem caves where bodies in the 1st century where left to decompose
before secondary burial

-The Mount of Olives and the first century catacombs found inside

-Jerusalem- city streets, people walking, beauty shots, historic buildings
and temples between CE 29-CE 62, The current site of The Temple of
Jerusalem,
sunsets, etc., traditional looking or rural Jews on knees praying,
traditional looking scribes

-Tel Aviv, aerials, districts

-Silwan Area and burial caves in the area (Arab village below southern wall
of old city)

-Looters being apprehended or evidence in a room, ideally in Israel 1970s
and
even other periods both more modern and more historic

-Archeologists digging, excavating and studying Ossuaries and other biblical
artifacts in Israel

-Ancient Stone Carving tools found by archeologists

-B-roll of the Rabbinic Treatise

-People carving limestone


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