Mapping the Holy Land

Exploring the intricate relationship between cartography and pilgrimage, this book chronicles the mapping of the Holy Land from the Roman Empire to contemporary conflicts. It highlights the spiritual journeys of Jews, Christians, and Muslims, showcasing how their aspirations shaped the creation of rare maps and prints. The narrative is enriched with stunning illustrations and offers a historical perspective on the significance of these sacred sites, revealing how faith has driven exploration despite numerous challenges throughout the ages.