Ancient Civilizations

“Ancient Civilizations” by Christopher Scarre, published by Longman in 1997, is a comprehensive text that spans 466 pages. This edition presents a comparative study of early civilizations from both the old world and the new, examining the connections and influences that have shaped these societies throughout history.
Readers will find an exploration of how various environments, ideologies, and institutions have not only contributed to the development of civilizations but also played a role in their eventual collapse. The book delves into the intricate ties between different cultures, providing insights into the social science and anthropology of ancient history. This scholarly work is designed for those interested in understanding the complexities of human civilization from a historical perspective.
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This new text offers a comparative study of all the early civilizations both the old world and the new. It explores the ties and links between civilizations and analyses how environments, ideologies and institutions have shaped civilizations and contributed to their collapse.
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