Book Discussion: The Malhata Fortress on the Roman-Judaean Negev Frontier: Associated with a Roman Road, the Frankincense Trail, and a Princely Fugitive (The Herods: A Reappraisal of a Misunderstood Dynasty)

    • Elyse DeBarre Elyse DeBarre 9 months ago
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    • What emotions or challenges do you imagine Agrippa I experienced while seeking refuge in the desolate Negev desert? How might this have shaped him as a leader?
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    • Elyse DeBarre Elyse DeBarre 9 months ago
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    • Malhata was strategically located on crossroads and trade routes. How do you think the design and purpose of such fortresses influenced their role in ancient geopolitics?
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    • What qualities would be most important for a political fugitive like Agrippa to survive in hostile environments and rebuild his life?
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    • How does studying sites like Malhata through archaeological excavation and GIS analysis enhance our understanding of historical events and figures?
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    • Elyse DeBarre Elyse DeBarre 9 months ago
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    • The Frankincense Trail connected the Arabian Peninsula with Roman Palestine. What might have been the economic and cultural impacts of such ancient trade networks on frontier settlements?
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