The Customs And Traditions Of The Aboriginal Natives Of North Western Australiaby John G. WithnellA short amateur ethnography of the Northwestern Aborigines, primarily of historical interest.The object of this work is to preserve, before civilization has made them obsolete, the traditions and customs of the aboriginal natives of the North-West of Western Australia-particularly those of the Pilbarra district-as accurately as possible, based upon upwards of twenty year...

Handro and Carthage have won but the cities of Greece have closed their gates to him and his Spartan allies. The Spartans stormed Corinth and reduced it. Handro must avoid that fate for Thebes and Athens. Does the legendary general/diplomat have the skills to prevent it? Can he destroy the powerbase states without destroying the cities? Its 394BC and Handro must act to prevent barbarism.

Hanno has a trick nobody else knows. His ships are mass produced. English oak is stronger than any timber available in the Mediterranean. Can Carthaginian engineering help his allies to achieve peace with the neighboring tribes? Can he convince them that trade is better than war with Carthage and her allies? Its 460BC. England is changing. Carthage is changing. Is Hanno right?

A short Illustrated Narrative of Dr. Livingstone's expedition and his discoveries during the trip.

Phillip would be king of Macedonia if the Carthaginians hadn’t arrived. Now he must lead a last desperate rebellion against the overlords from across the sea. Is it still his destiny to rule or has Carthage the wit and might to destroy the dynasty before Alexander is even born. It is 359BC and the nexus of history is upon them.

Amanda's work has appeared in Poetry twice in the last year (4 poems in total)her work has also appeared in Parnassus: Poetry in Review, Poetry Daily Essentials and Air: Alphabet City (M.I.T.)developing a reputation in the U.S. and U.K., she was one of the most sought after young poets in Canadaillustrated internally with 4 etchings by her partner John Haney, this collection will be a beautiful, tactile productionjoint Canadian-American citizen, with U.S. fa...

Seventy years ago the might of Carthage was brought to bear on the city of Rome. Now as Carthage focuses on troubles further abroad Rome sees the chance to rebel, the final chance to win back their freedom and their own destiny. If they lose, the savagery of the response will knows no bounds. It is 146BC and now Carthage intends to truly rule the Mediterranean.

In "The Aborigines of Western Australia," Albert F. Calvert meticulously documents the life, culture, and social structures of the Indigenous peoples of Western Australia. Through a blend of ethnographic observation and rigorous historical analysis, Calvert provides a critical examination of the lineages, customs, and traditions that define Aboriginal identity in this region. His narrative style, characterized by vivid descriptions and a deep respect for Indigenous perspectives, situates t...

With the Roman fleet at the bottom of the Mediterranean and Hannibal’s mercenary army marauding down the east coast of Italy, Rome are up against it. When the entire Roman army is butchered at the battle of Cannae and Hannibal’s brother lands another army in the Bay of Naples Rome is given a choice. Surrender or be sacked.It is 216BC and the last challenger against Carthage’s reign is on her knees.

The Art of War is a Chinese military treatise that was written during the 6th century BC by Sun Tzu. Composed of 13 chapters, each of which is devoted to one aspect of warfare, it has long been praised as the definitive work on military strategies and tactics of its time.The Art of War is one of the oldest books on military strategy in the world. It is the first and one of the most successful works on strategy and has had a huge influence on Eastern and Western military thinking, b...

This is a brief essay and early military pyrotechnics, Greek Fire, and the transition to gunpowder.