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Two members of the research team (Michal Hejcman and Ladislav Smejda) are working in the international archaeological research team in Izrael from 14th to 28th June 2015. The aim of the research is to study antropogenic soils on the prehistoric settlement Ten Burna 50 km southeast of Tel Aviv. We are using XRF device for the determination of elemental composition of soils, sediments and bedrock.
