Frozen in Time

The way the book combines history and modern exploration is fascinating. I'm curious about what motivated the author to tell this particular story and how he approached the research.

The descriptions of the characters' resilience were inspiring, but there were moments that made me reflect on the brutality of war. How did others experience those emotional beats?

As someone interested in history, I wonder how much of the narrative was driven by new discoveries versus established records. Did the author face challenges verifying certain details?