Ken Dark Livres

What can Hagia Sophia teach us about the wider Byzantine world? This archaeological re-examination of the cathedral of Byzantine Constantinople includes fresh evidence about the appearance and function of the complex as a whole. číst celé

Questioning many current assumptions, this wide-ranging study presents a radical reinterpretation of Britain in the period AD 400-600

Set against the backdrop of a convent, the narrative explores the lives of the Sisters of Nazareth, delving into their daily routines, struggles, and the bonds formed within their community. The story highlights themes of faith, sacrifice, and the pursuit of purpose, revealing the complexities of their spiritual journey. Through rich character development and poignant moments, it captures the essence of devotion and the challenges faced by women dedicated to their calling in a changing world.

The first book to discuss the arcaheology of first-century Nazareth - Jesus' hometown in Galilee - written for the general reader. This is the latest consideration of whether the 'House of Jesus' really was Jesus' family home.