Apocalypse: How Catastrophe Transformed Our World And Can Forge New Futures Lizzie Wade William Collins Αγγλικά Βιβλία History Archaeology

A Groundbreaking New Perspective On Catastrophes Throughout Human History With Vital Lessons For Our Future \ This Book Upended My Understanding Of The Ancient World\ Zoë Schlanger Author Light Eaters Lizzie Wade Is An Exceptional Journalist And Master Storyteller\ Ed Yong Immense World Humanity One Devastating Once-In-A-Thousand-Year Events: Rising Seas That Make Land Uninhabitable Decades-Long Droughts Civilisational Collapse Epidemics Like Black Death Spanish Flu Reduce City’s Population By Fifty Percent Yet Despite Enormous Destruction Very Real Tragedy These All Share Common Denominator: We Survived In Apocalypse Reframes Story To Show How Can Learn From Apocalyptic Moments Seeing Them Not Just As Violent World-Ending Events But Progress Transformation Travel Back Deep Time When Homo Sapiens Replaced Other Species Including Neanderthals Witness Fall Kingdom Old Egypt End Mayans Well Lesser-Known Weave Unique Narrative Introduces Us Generation Archaeologists Using Cutting-Edge Technology Tell Stories About Past Flying Planes Equipped Lasers Over Mayan Ruins Jungle Scuba Diving Bottom Ocean Sequencing Dna People Are Far More Connected Ancestors Than Think Written Gripping Style Reads Indiana Jones Mystery Offers Refreshingly Optimistic Take Crises Own Those After Will Face – Arguing Yes Painful Destructive Survive Σελίδες: 320 Διαστάσεις: 15 3X15 3Cm