The Judean desert monasteries in the Byzantine period

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An archaeological and social history of the Judean desert monasteries and their monks in the Byzantine period. Hirschfeld focuses on the material culture and daily life of the monks, explaining how they lived, what they ate and wore and how they spent their time, putting their lives into context.

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