Stunning Byzantine mosaic unearthed in southern Israel.
This is a small section of the stunning Byzantine mosaic discovered near Aluma, Israel. Occasionally I will deviate from theContinue Reading
This is a small section of the stunning Byzantine mosaic discovered near Aluma, Israel. Occasionally I will deviate from theContinue Reading
A strategic pause following the battle of the Milvian Bridge, enabled Constantine and his two remaining colleagues time to reassessContinue Reading
On the 28th October 312AD, Constantine The Great “faced off” with Maxentius in what became known as the Battle ofContinue Reading
What are we to believe of the amazing vision of Constantine I on the eve of his battle with MaxentiusContinue Reading
In a relatively short period of time, Constantine the Great took two decisions that changed and/or reshaped the Mediterranean, andContinue Reading
I often wonder how do we pinpoint the beginning of the Byzantine Empire? There are so many identifiable dates orContinue Reading
There are individuals and groups of communities that argue that there is no such thing as the Byzantine Empire. ToContinue Reading
In the great basilica of St. Peter’s, Rome, Pope Leo III celebrated mass. It was meant to be like anyContinue Reading
By special guest writer by Sean Munger . Over the course of Byzantine history, which lasted more than 1100 years, theContinue Reading
“History is taught, I believe, by one thing only- sparking interest. This means telling a good story, of which thereContinue Reading








