Sixth-Century Monastery at Beth-Shan (Scythopolis) Hilary Radner

Sixth-Century Monastery at Beth-Shan (Scythopolis) Hilary RadnerThis book examines the sixth century monastery at Beth Shan, exploring its building, mosaics, objects, and mosaic inscriptions. Detailed descriptions of the mosaic floors and translations of inscriptions are provided, drawing comparisons with similar mosaics in Palestine. Volume IV of the University Museum's Palestine Section series.

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