RARE monograph on domestic architecture and the domestic settings that served most of the urban and rural population of the Crusader states. The author - Prof. Adrian Boas, an eminent archaeologist and lecturer at the Haifa University, excavated several sites, castles and urban and rural settlements and published numerous articles and many books on different aspects of Crusader archaeology. This study is based on the wealth of published and unpublished archaeological data that has been uncovered over the past century and the various documentary materials available, much of which has been overlooked in the past, and includes many illustrations (most of them are photographs taken by the author himself). 245x165mm. XXVIII+393 pages & 100 figures/plates. Illustrated Hardcover. Front cover upper corner and spine edges slightly bumped. This extremely rare book on Crusader archaeology, architecture and social patterns, written by an eminent authority in the field, is in very good condition.