History and Archaeology

The Future of Sapiens and Verticality is the result of an encounter, more than twenty years ago, between human paleontology and osteopathy.

Der furstliche Hof und die stadtische Gesellschaft begegneten sich in den weltlichen Residenzstadten des Alten Reiches auf vielfache Weise: herrschaftlich und sozial, raumlich und kulturell.

How Our Restless Ancestors Shaped the Interconnected World We Live in Today First Migrants Revisited: Ancient Migration in Global Perspective reveals how human and hominin migrations over the past five million years shaped the world we inhabit today.

Where economic theory meets the physics of electricity everything you need to understand why power markets are unlike any other.

Muammar Gaddafi was one of the most enigmatic and polarizing figures of the modern era.

A person born in 1900 entered a world of horse-drawn carriages, candlelight, and telegraphs.

Beneath the dense jungles of ancient Mexico, colossal stone heads stand in silent testimony to a civilization that emerged with remarkable sophistication—the Olmecs.

On 11 March 2020, the World Health Organisation declared a global pandemic.

In 225 BCE, a Carthaginian naval commander sailed north past the Tin Islands of Britain into waters no Mediterranean captain had charted.

Manchmal fuhle ich mich wie der einsamste Palastinenser auf der Welt.

How Our Restless Ancestors Shaped the Interconnected World We Live in Today First Migrants Revisited: Ancient Migration in Global Perspective reveals how human and hominin migrations over the past five million years shaped the world we inhabit today.

Where economic theory meets the physics of electricity everything you need to understand why power markets are unlike any other.

What if the chaos you feel isn't a personal failing,  but a design flaw in modern life itself?

Druids and Monks in Medieval IrelandThe Hidden Clash Between Celts and ChristiansIn the mist-covered landscapes of ancient Ireland, a silent struggle unfolded—one that would reshape the spiritual and cultural identity of an entire nation.

This book attempts something that the destruction of 146 BCE made permanently difficult: a comprehensive account of Carthaginian civilization from its Phoenician origins to its Roman afterlife, grounded in the available evidence and honest about its limits.

The Sacred Bean.

Requiem for a Community: Rema Under SiegeIn a community where survival has become a daily battle, hope flickers like a candle in the wind.

An Introduction to the Heritage Buildings of Bangkok invites readers to discover 30 of Bangkok's finest heritage buildings, each with its own story to tell, alongside over 20 additional must-see structures that bring to life the history, visionary architects and influential monarchs behind the city's architectural heritage.

"e;Mi hijo, mi maestro"e; es un viaje real y profundo por la maternidad atravesada por el autismo.

The story of Jesus Christ did not end at the cross it began anew in the lives of those He called to follow Him.

Discover Liberia: A Journey Through Our History and Culture takes readers on a powerful and enlightening exploration of one of West Africa's most unique and resilient nations.

Journey back to the birth of a nation in this captivating collection of historical insights.

Winston Churchill was one of the most important people of the 20th century.

Crafting Ram Mandir, Shaping Practice: The Evolution of Bharatiya Social Work is a landmark academic monograph that rigorously applies all six classical social work methods — community organisation, group work, casework, social welfare administration, social action, and research — to analyse the Ram Mandir movement spanning five centuries (1528–2024).

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Universities are among the most ritualistic institutions in the modern world — yet their customs are often taken for granted or dismissed as quaint.

From the earliest human journeys guided by stars and landmarks to the precision of satellite-based systems, A Short History of Navigation charts the remarkable story of how humanity learned to find its way across land and sea.

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There is a particular kind of dark that every searching soul knows.

A Short History of the Renaissance offers a captivating exploration of one of the most transformative periods in human history.

An Introduction to the Heritage Buildings of Kuala Lumpur takes readers on a journey through the city's rich architectural heritage, uncovering 30 remarkable examples of historic landmarks, colonial structures and cultural monuments that narrate the story of the city's past.

Shadow of the Revolution is a powerful historical drama inspired by true events surrounding the iconic photograph of Che Guevara.

What makes a shooting a massacre?

In 1850, a sixteen-year-old Métis boy named Billy Gruett saddled an Indian pony and rode into history.

What does it take to invent an empire, and make the world believe in it?

This is the story of the first 13 American colonies, from the time of their first settlement until the eve of the French and Indian War.

Every nation has a founding story.

A Short History of Religion offers a compelling and accessible journey through the origins and development of religious belief across human history.

Between history and legend, few names echo as powerfully as Ragnar Lothbrok.

Lady of the Purple: The Life, Reign, and Death of the Emperor ElagabalusIn 218 CE, a fourteen-year-old Syrian priest was proclaimed emperor of Rome at sunrise before an assembled legion, wearing the jeweled robes of his hereditary solar cult rather than the armor of a Roman general.

Step into the extraordinary world of Leonardo da Vinci, one of history's most brilliant and enigmatic minds.

Embark on a journey through time with A Short History of Buddhism, a clear and engaging exploration of one of the world's oldest and most influential spiritual traditions.

Step into the world before Angkor—a land of shifting kingdoms, sacred mountains, and a people searching for cosmic balance.

At the height of Southeast Asia's most powerful premodern state, the Khmer Empire briefly fractured its own center of gravity.

In Angkor, the First Builders: Indravarman I and Yasovarman I, the dawn of the Khmer Empire emerges in breathtaking detail.

Khmer Origins: Foundations of the Angkor Empire is an immersive journey into the world that existed before Angkor—the forgotten centuries of rivers, myths, migrations, spirit cults, and early states that shaped one of humanity's most extraordinary civilizations.

In the wake of melting ice sheets and rising seas, the earliest peoples of the Aegean forged a world that would become the cradle of European civilization.

Imperial Angkor — Suryavarman I: The Expansionist King explores the reign of the ruler who transformed Angkor from a powerful kingdom into a true continental empire.