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Vient de paraître:Pilgrimage to Jerusalem : Journeys, Destinations, Experiences across Times and Cultures, Proceedings of the Conference held in Jerusalem, 5th to 7th December 2017, éd. Falko Daim, Johannes Pahlitzsch, Joseph Patrich, Claudia Rapp, Jon Seligman, Mainz, Verlag des Römisch-Germanischen Zentralmuseums, 2020Table des matières :Falko Daim, Johannes Pahlitzsch, Joseph Patrich, Claudia Rapp, Jon Seligman : IntroductionInfrastructure of PilgrimageAndreas Külzer : Pilgrims on their Way in the Holy Land: Roads and Routes According to Byzantine and Post-Byzantine Travel AccountsLeah Di Segni : Epigraphical Evidence for Pilgrimage to the Holy PlacesJon Seligman : Creating Economic Capacity for Pilgrimage to Jerusalem in the Byzantine PeriodBasema Hamarneh : Between Hagiography and Archaeology: Pilgrimage and Monastic Communities on the Banks of the River JordanGroups of PilgrimsClaudia Rapp : From the Holy City to the Holy Mountain: The Movement of Monks and Manuscripts to the SinaiEmilio Bonfiglio, Johannes Preiser-Kapeller : From Ararat to Mount Zion: Armenian Pilgrimage and Presence in the Medieval Holy Land, Fourth to Seventh CenturyMax Ritter : A Desire against all Odds and Difficulties? The Presence of Christian Pilgrims inEarly Muslim Jerusalem, Seventh to Tenth CenturyRobert Schick : Muslim Pilgrims to Jerusalem in the Ottoman PeriodPlaces of PilgrimageRangar Cline : Water and Proof in Early Christian Pilgrimage NarrativesJoseph Patrich : Arculf’s Church of St. Mary and the Spoudaeion in the Complex of the Holy Sepulchre between the Arab and the Crusader Conquests. Location and Liturgy ContentsAnastasia Keshman W. : Mary the Doorkeeper – On the History of the Miraculous Image of the Theotokos in the Complex of the Holy SepulchreList of ContributorsSigles Used&#160;