Underground Jerusalem: Exploration Challenges, Results, and the Jordan Valley Expedition

Discover the buried story of Jerusalem through a seasoned explorer’s eyes, where ruins meet real travel courage. Enter a world of ancient walls, hidden passages, and ambitious quests to locate the Temple, gates, and sacred sites of Jerusalem. This book melds fieldwork with travel memoir, offering a front-row view of excavations, encounters with locals, and the daily realities of guiding a major archaeological project in a historic capital. - Follow detailed field investigations across Jerusalem, Jericho, and the surrounding countryside. - Meet the people, places, and politics that shape a major excavation in a contested city. - See how discoveries are made, documented, and debated, with practical notes on planning, funding, and logistics. - Experience the climate, terrain, and travel challenges that influence archaeological work in the Holy Land. Ideal for readers of history, archaeology, and eyewitness travel who want a vivid, non-fiction narrative of field discovery in Biblical lands. Read more