This volume, published in 1967, is a historical-religious essay exploring the authenticity of biblical narratives through archaeological evidence. Translated by Angelo Ciceri, the work is part of Mondadori’s collana I Record (#32) and comprises 324 pages, including appendix charts and chronological tables. Marston presents a carefully argued case for the factual basis of certain biblical events, illustrating them with archaeological discoveries that allegedly corroborate the Scriptural accounts. Its style blends popular scholarship with historical documentation, aimed at a broad readership curious about the interface between faith and historical inquiry. The absence of a dust jacket and the paperback binding give it a modest, accessible appearance.