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Deadline of February 23, 2026 is confirmed on the page. As of today (2026-03-18) the deadline has passed.
Stevan B. Dana Project Grant for Israel is sponsored by American Society of Overseas Research (ASOR). This grant specifically supports ASOR-affiliated projects located in Israel.
Three grants of $5,000 each are available for 2026.
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DANA PROJECT GRANTS-ISRAEL ASOR plans to award three Dana Project Grant for Israel of $5,000 each during 2026. Established in 2021, the Stevan B. Dana Project Grant Fund was created to support ASOR-affiliated excavation projects in Israel.
Excavations at Tell Hazor. Photo credit: Susan Ackerman. The Stevan B.
Dana Fund for Projects in Israel provides modest annual grants to worthy field projects in Israel that are ASOR-affiliated , particularly to newer and smaller projects, to help them get started, and to discrete components of larger projects that can be completed with an award. Funds may be use to purchase a piece of equipment or to pay for a discrete smaller initiative.
The grant also may provide support for off-season research and/or analysis. Three Dana Grants of $5,000 will be awarded in 2026. Universal Project Grant Application Questions: Please email Marta Ostovich .
Application Deadline: February 23, 2026 1. Applications should be submitted by directors of ASOR-affiliated projects or senior staff members of affiliated projects. Applications by staff members other than the director must be accompanied by a letter of endorsement from the project director.
2. Only one application from an excavation project or site will be funded in any given year. In addition, the Dana Selection Committee will give preference to excavation projects that have not received an ASOR Project Grant (Dana, Gold, Harris, or Seger) in the past three years.
3. Dana Project Grants for Israel are not designed to fund travel for student volunteers or junior staff members (see Scholarships for Fieldwork Participation ). 4.
Funds will be made available from the ASOR office, and recipients may receive a Form 1099 for the funds received. In order for ASOR to distribute funds to an institution, certain restrictions may apply. Only direct expenses are permitted, and no indirect or overhead may be charged.
Apply for ASOR Affiliation for a Project Disclaimer : If for any reason many archaeological excavations cannot take place during 2026, ASOR may at its sole discretion decide not to offer scholarships and grants. If ASOR deems such a decision as necessary, applicants may reapply for non-fieldwork summer stipends if ASOR can offer stipends for 2026.
Regrettably, applicants and successful applicants may not postpone scholarships and grants to another year if the applicant or ASOR decides that scholarships and grants will not be awarded in 2026. If the pandemic or any other reason causes a cancellation of fieldwork in 2026, applicants must reapply for funding in 2027 (or for stipends if they can be made available in 2026).
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Directors of ASOR-affiliated projects. Preference is given to excavation projects that have not received an ASOR Project Grant (Dana, Gold, Harris, or Seger) in the past three years. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows $5,000. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
The published deadline was February 23, 2026, which has passed. Check the official notice for any future application windows before investing time in a proposal.
Stevan B. Dana Project Grant for Israel is funded by American Society of Overseas Research (ASOR). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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