Ehud Netzer, a leading Israeli archaeologist specializing in the Herodian period, digs deep to better understand the architecturally savvy mind of Herod the Great, and unearths his tomb. In this work, he excavates the powerful king's buildings and examines the logic behind the design decisions of the most famous builder of the biblical era.
Originally published in hardcover by Mohr Siebeck, it is now available in paper.
