Mar 21 eBook
By: BAS Admin
Herod’s desert fortress on the mountaintop of Masada has been immortalized as an enduring symbol of Jewish pride and determination. Although the stronghold was built by the megalomaniac King Herod, it was made famous as the site of the last stand between the besieged Jewish rebels and the relentlessly advancing Romans in the First Jewish Revolt in 73/74 A.D. What is the archaeological evidence for the siege of Masada?
Jun 28 Blog
By: Robin Ngo
In the Roman Republic and Empire, state-sponsored roads were critical to the growth and preservation of the state.
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