This fascinating account documents the journeys of two prominent archaeologists as they explore the ruins of ancient civilizations. Their discoveries shed new light on the Bible and on the history of the Middle East.
This handbook offers a detailed exploration of Palestine and Syria as they were in 1876, providing travelers with historical insights and practical information. It serves as a valuable resource for understanding the region's culture, geography, and landmarks during that time. The reprint maintains the original content, preserving the rich context and perspectives of 19th-century travel. Ideal for history enthusiasts and those interested in the evolution of travel literature, it captures the essence of the era's exploration.