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The Holy Land Jerome Murphy-O'Connor

The Holy Land By Jerome Murphy-O'Connor

The Holy Land by Jerome Murphy-O'Connor


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An updated guide to all the significant archaeological sites of the Holy Land. The author encourages visitors to range off the beaten track and includes reports of recent excavations as well as numerous site plans and maps.

The Holy Land Summary

The Holy Land: An Archaeological Guide from Earliest Times to 1700 by Jerome Murphy-O'Connor

For this, the third edition of "The Holy Land", Father Jerome Murphy O'Connor has revised, updated and expanded the book. It presupposes little knowledge of history or archaeology and gives directions about how to find sites and monuments of interest - from Stone Age caves, the grandiose buildings of Herod the Great, Roman roads, Byzantine churches and synagogues, to the hunting places of Arab princes, Crusader fortifications and decorated Mameluke houses. The author also encourages visitors to range off the beaten track and includes reports of recent excavations as well as numerous detailed site plans and maps.

About Jerome Murphy-O'Connor


About the Author
Jerome Murphy-O'Connor is Professor of the New Testament at the Ecole Biblique et Archaeolgique Francaise in Jerusalem. His book is based on twenty years' practical experience in guiding visitors to the Holy Land.

Additional information

GOR000718169
9780192852694
0192852698
The Holy Land: An Archaeological Guide from Earliest Times to 1700 by Jerome Murphy-O'Connor
Used - Very Good
Paperback
Oxford University Press
1992-06-04
492
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