Fire From the Sky: A Comparative Investigation into Catastrophic Memory in Ancient Civilisations - V1
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Fire From the Sky: A Comparative Investigation into Catastrophic Memory in Ancient Civilisations - V1

by Talha Iqbal

History Archaeology Ancient Civilizations
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Fire From the Sky explores catastrophic memory in ancient civilisations through a comparative historical investigation. The book considers how societies shaped, preserved, and communicated memories of destructive events, offering a focused study of the relationship between catastrophe, cultural memory, and the ancient world.

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Fire From the Sky examines catastrophic memory in ancient civilisations.

This volume presents a comparative investigation into how societies understood, preserved, and conveyed memories of destruction.

It considers catastrophe as a subject of historical and cultural inquiry across the ancient world.

Written by Talha Iqbal, the book offers a focused exploration of memory, civilisation, and the enduring impact of catastrophe.

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