During the past eighty years archaeologists have uncovered the remains of this ancient city, one of the last Canaanite cities to hold out against the Israelites. This is the first book to give a comprehensive and illustrated account of these finds and the vigorous debates about their interpretation. It includes chapters about the interpretation and geographical setting of the site, the different expeditions which have worked there, and the history of the city from before 3000 BC until Roman times. It also includes a guided tour around the sites for visitors to Megiddo.