Research on Masada has continued, and since the excavations ended, many books and articles were written about the site. After a short excavation in 1989 conducted by Ehud Netzer, excavations were renewed by the Hebrew University in 1995 in the framework of a large-scale development project funded by the Tourism Ministry through the Israel Government Tourist Corporation. A number of excavation seasons were carried out led by Ehud Netzer and Guy Stiebel on the plateau, in addition to a season directed by Gideon Foerster, Benjamin Arubas, Haim Goldfus and Jodi Magness at Roman camp 6 and the siege ramp. Beginning in 2017, an excavation expedition has been at work at the site from Tel Aviv University, headed by Guy Stiebel. Conservation and restoration activities were carried out by the Israel Nature and Parks Authority.
The Bathhouse
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