The Economic Conditions of Judaea After the Destruction of the Second Temple

In this scholarly work, Büchler examines the economic and social conditions in Judaea following the destruction of the Second Temple. Drawing on a wide range of historical and archaeological sources, Büchler provides a detailed account of the various factors that contributed to the region's economic decline in the centuries after the Temple's destruction.

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