Discover the profound history of the Byzantine Empire with 'A History of Byzantium', an essential book for anyone intrigued by ancient civilizations. This meticulously revised and expanded edition covers the vibrant era of the Byzantine Empire, tracing its journey from the reign of Constantine the Great in AD 306 to the momentous fall of Constantinople in 1453. With over 480 pages enriched with new archaeological findings, this book offers a comprehensive look into Byzantium's middle and later periods, shedding light on its cultural and historical significance.

Whether you’re a history buff, a student of ancient civilizations, or someone passionate about the intricate tapestry of Byzantine life, this book is a treasure trove of information. It features additional maps, photographs, and an annotated bibliography, ensuring an in-depth scholarly exploration. You will find newly included sections that highlight online resources for Byzantine studies, making it an invaluable tool for research and learning.

'A History of Byzantium' situates Byzantium not just as a remarkable political entity but as a crucial bridge connecting Eastern and Western cultures, ancient history and the modern world. Enhance your understanding of history with this vital addition to your collection. Ideal for both casual readers and serious scholars, this is the perfect reference book on Byzantium history, fulfilling your curiosity about this fascinating empire.