Arsur Castle Maritime Installation (1241–1265 CE)Footnote^*

* This paper is based on Part II of Dan Mirkin's Ph.D. Dissertation (Tel Aviv University, 2016), titled: Aspects of Inter-relations between Land and Sea during the Crusader Period: Crusader Seamanship in the Southern Levant, carried out under the co-supervision of O. Tal and Y. Kahanov.

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