The Illustrated Atlas Of Jerusalem - Review

“The publication of the first true atlas of Jerusalem is an occasion for much rejoicing.... Dan Bahat’s Illustrated Atlas of Jerusalem provides an extraordinary opportunity to view Jerusalem as it has evolved through the ages and as it exists today. With tremendous insight into Jerusalem's diverse cultural heritage and a keen eye for detail, Bahat leads the reader on a journey through each cultural era...” - Eric M. Meyers, Duke University

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“Professor Bahat has written an exceptional work on Jerusalem. The illustrations are clear, the maps are detailed and easily understood. The narrative is sufficiently detailed to satisfy the scholar, yet written in a manner that any reader who has a serious interest in Jerusalem's history can understand.” - Rabbi Michael A. Myers, Dean of Hebrew Theological College

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“The wealth of materials resulting from archaeological researches and historical studies on Jerusalem in recent years has necessitated a publication such as this: an atlas that presents the data relating to the history of Jerusalem (from ancient to contemporary times) so that the reader understands quickly and clearly the significance of what is known about the city (primarily from archaeological data) [...] The reproduction of the maps and line drawings is stunning.” - Biblical Archaeologist review by James D. Purvis

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