The Atlas of World History: Mapping the Human Journey

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With its multicultural orientation and dazzling maps, photos, and artworks, the DK Atlas of World History is the first truly global chronicle of humankind's experience on Earth. Remote-sensed data and digital cartography provide the most accurate mapping ever used in a historical atlas. Every map is enhanced by photographs, artworks, diagrams, timelines, and expertly researched and clearly written annotations and text. Produced in consultation with a team of over 30 academic historians, geographers, and ...
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With its multicultural orientation and dazzling maps, photos, and artworks, the DK Atlas of World History is the first truly global chronicle of humankind's experience on Earth. Remote-sensed data and digital cartography provide the most accurate mapping ever used in a historical atlas. Every map is enhanced by photographs, artworks, diagrams, timelines, and expertly researched and clearly written annotations and text. Produced in consultation with a team of over 30 academic historians, geographers, and cartographers, the atlas uses a two-tier approach:Part One-the Eras of World History-presents a global overview of the last 60,000 years, while Part Two-Regional Histories-focuses on specific geocultural areas, including coverage of places and peoples often ignored by more traditional atlases. All these elements combine to create a historical atlas that is a joy to explore, easy to use, and unmatched in its breadth and depth of information.
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Editorial Reviews

Boston Globe
Coverage of places and people you may not find in a more traditional atlas.
Chicago Tribune
Colorful, well-designed and easy to read.
Dallas Morning News
Part encyclopedia, part coffee-table book, this atlas of world history is something the whole family will spend years getting to know.
Detroit Free Press
The maps are dazzling.
Booknews
About 470 color world and regional maps, 1,000-plus photographs and illustrations, and roughly 420 timelines combine with the text to provide insight into the rise and fall of empires, the birth of nations, and the development of commerce, culture, language, and religion from ancient times to the present day. The two-tier structure presents both a comprehensive overview of human history and detailed region-by-region narratives. Part One portrays and analyzes major aspects of the changing global scene from the emergence of modern humans to the dawn of the new millennium. Part Two examines regional histories in detail. The atlas also features an encyclopedic index that contains approximately 20,000 entries, including full gazeteer listings and biographies of historical figures, together with concise descriptions of the major events that have shaped the world. The general editor, Jeremy Black, is associated with the department of history, U. of Exeter, UK. Oversize: 10.75x15<">. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)
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Product Details

  • ISBN-13: 9780789446091
  • Publisher: DK Publishing, Inc.
  • Publication date: 4/1/1900
  • Edition number: 1
  • Pages: 352
  • Product dimensions: 10.90 (w) x 14.80 (h) x 1.06 (d)

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  • Anonymous

    Posted June 2, 2000

    Excellent for research, delightful for browsing

    The natural style and design of this atlas lets the reader flow from topic to topic without stopping to figure out the organization of the book - this effortless flow lets you absorb and comprehend the information readily and (most importantly) make connections. The best of it's kind I've seen in 15 years of using such resources professionally and at home.

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