This book aims to serve as a primer on Byzantine archaeology in Anatolia from approximately the fourth through the eleventh centuries. Its editor is Philipp Niewöhner, who also contributed the introduction and five of the essays. As readers will be able to see from the table of contents at the end of this review, the volume is divided between 14 brief topical essays, called “syntheses,” and 24 brief site overviews, called “case studies.” The topical essays are mainly concerned with architecture, an interest that continues in the site-specific essays, although other topics are also covered.