Jaffa Port The Archaeology And History Of Tel Aviv Assignment Help See attached file. Minimum 7 page paper, size 12 font, at least 3 footnotes per page. Wh

Jaffa Port The Archaeology And History Of Tel Aviv Assignment Help See attached file. Minimum 7 page paper, size 12 font, at least 3 footnotes per page. What should I write?
Please choose one neighborhood of Tel Aviv-Jaffa or Gush Dan and try to reconstruct its history
and current state.
How much should I write?
min. 7 full pages, double spaced, 12 size font, not including pictures, empty spaces, or
bibliography!
How about footnotes?
You should have an average of 3 or more footnotes (or endnotes/short notes) per page. You can use
any standard formatting style you like (MLA, Chicago etc.), just be consistent. If you use short
notes (e.g. Kark 1990:12) you must add a full and formatted bibliography at the end.
How many sources should I cite/quote?
At least 5 different academic sources, including at least 2 used in this course.
When is the deadline and how do I hand in the paper?
For deadline see syllabus, send as a PDF file by e-mail to mjwein2@gmail.com
Where do I find sources?
1. Class readings (all scanned on my webpage, further most books are in the Educational Library,
check the indexes for passages on your topic throughout the books, and book bibliographies for
further readings)
2. TAU libraries, talk to a librarian!!! (Check online catalogue by key words, there are catalogues
for books, journals and online journals: http://aleph3.libnet.ac.il/-libnet/malmad.htm
Also check RAMBI, an index of articles on Jewish- and Israeli-related topics:
http://jnul.huji.ac.il/rambil) When in the stacks browse for similar books nearby
3. Online (e.g. haaretz.com newspaper web archive in English for small payment; academic
websites, official web pages of buildings or institutions etc.)
Please note:
to plagiarize (third-person singular simple present plagiarizes, present participle plagiarizing,
simple past and past participle plagiarized) (transitive or intransitive) To use, and pass off as one’s
own, someone else’s writing/speech.

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