Greg Gulbrandsen was the Wet Sifting Supervisor at the Shiloh Excavations for five years. He is now the Conservation & Restoration Supervisor at the Shiloh post-dig operations. His education includes a BA from Wagner College, an engineering degree from Turner School, a Masters degree from SUNY and finished his PhD as well. Greg spent over twenty years working as an engineer at several high-tech companies and retired from SUNY in 2003 and now lives in Prescott, AZ. Greg is now involved in Biblical Apologetics (Apologetics4You.com). He also teaches at various congregations on the West Coast (Islam, archaeology, and apologetics). Greg has participated in many Israeli digs including: the Temple Mount (Wet Sifting), Hazor, Gezer, Ir David, Khirbet Qeiyafa, Ai, and Mount Ebal. He also traveled and studied in Egypt, Morocco, Andalusian Spain, Turkey, Jordan, and Lebanon. His photograph of the Merneptah Stele was featured in the 2016 publication, “Pharaoh in Canaan” by the Israel Museum. Greg serves the ministry of ABR by promoting ABR at Christian conferences and has been an ABR Associate since April 2011.