
Written by Neil Waldman
A small band of rebels holds a desert fortress against the might of Rome.
In the first century C.E., a small group of Jewish rebels defended the desert fortress of Masada against the Roman army. Neil Waldman tells the story of the siege and of the archaeologists who later uncovered the fortress's secrets, with his own illustrations of Masada then and now.
Masada shall not fall again! Both a rallying cry for modern-day Israel and an inspiration to the world, the siege of Masada took place in the first century C.E., when a small group of Jewish rebels defended their lives and their freedom against the overwhelming might of Rome. With his meticulously researched, event-filled text and illustrations that capture the great desert fortress then and now, Neil Waldman dramatizes the ancient story behind the ruins of Masada and the contemporary efforts by archaeologists to uncover its secrets.
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