Philip Parker edited together a collection of essays from various historians and archaeologists covering the movement of goods throughout history. This large format, coffee table-style
Tag: world history
Book Review: Ships by Enzo Angelucci & Attilio Cucari
A single-volume world history focusing on the development of vessels from prehistoric times to the 1970s. The majority of the book is surprisingly readable and
Book Review: The Color of Time by Dan Jones & Marina Amaral
They say a picture is worth a thousand words. In this case, probably more if there’s color to them. Dan Jones and Marina Amaral have
Mocha
When you hear the word mocha, you probably think of the type of coffee. Some people even picture a mochaccino coffee with chocolate added to
Book Review – The Sea and Civilization: A Maritime History of the World by Lincoln Paine
Single volume histories of the world are always a toss up in regards to coverage due to the vastness of human history. In the introduction
Fair Winds & Following Seas 