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Institutions participating in the Banias Project include the Israel Antiquities Authority; the Israel Nature Reserves Authority; a consortium of American Universities, including Pepperdine University (California), Southwest Missouri State University, Hardin-Simmons University (Texas), Howard Payne University (Texas), Abilene Christian University (Texas) and Averett College (Virginia); and the National University of Greece.
See Donceel and Donceel-Voûte, “Archaeology of Qumran”; Donceel-Voûte, “Les ruines de Qumrân réinterprétées,” Archaeologia 298 (1994), pp. 24–35, and “‘Coenaculum’—La salle á l’étage du locus 30 à Khirbet Qumran sur la mer Morte,” Banquets d’Orient, Res Orientales 4 (1992), pp. 61–84; and Donceel, “Repris des travaux de publication des fouilles au Khirbet Qumrân,” Revue biblique (1992), pp. 557–573.
