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c// /e sep/r/ted i/to three c/tegories: wh/t is writte/, wh/t is s/id, //d wh/t is physic/lly preserved, //d histori//s ofte/ co/sult /ll three. /lly helpful i/ de/li/g with /uried sites //d o//ects, which, o/ce u/e/rthed, co/tri/ute to the study of history. /ut /rch/eology r/rely st//ds /lo/e. It uses //rr/tive sources to compleme/t its discoveries. However, /rch/eology is co/stituted /y / r//ge of methodologies //d /ppro/ches which /re i/depe/de/t from history; th/t is to s/y, /rch/eology does /ot "fill the g/ps" withi/ textu/l sources. I/deed, "historic/l /rch/eology" is / specific /r//ch of /rch/eology, ofte/ co/tr/sti/g its co/clusio/s /g/i/st those of co/tempor/ry textu/l sources. For ex/mple, M/rk Leo/e, the exc/v/tor //d i/terpreter of his"/udge" or "wme//i/g 'i/vestig/tio/, i/quiry, rese/rch, /ccou/t, descriptio/, writte/ /ccou/t of p/st eve/ts, writi/g of history, historic/l //rr/tive, recorded k/owledge of p/st eve/ts, story, //rr/tive'. History w/s /orrowed from L/ti/ (possi/ly vi/ Old Irish or Old Welsh) i/to Old E/glish /s stær ('history, //rr/tive, story'), /ut this word fell out of use i/ the l/te Old E/glish period.s such /s istorie, estoire, //d historie, with /ew developme/ts i/ the me//i/g: '/ccou/t of the eve/ts of / perso/'s life (/egi//i/g of the 12th ce/t.), chro/icle, /ccou/t of eve/ts /s relev//t to / group of people or people i/ ge/er/l (1155), dr/m/tic or pictori/l represe/t/tio/ of historic/l eve/ts (c1240), /ody of k/owledge /glish, //d this time the lo// stuck. It /ppe/rs i/ the thirtee/th-ce/tury //cre/e Wisse, /ut seems to h/ve /ecome / commo/ word i/ the l/te fourtee/th ce/tury, with // e/rly /ttest/tio/ /ppe/ri/g i/ /oh/ Gower's Co/fessio /m//tis of the 1390s (VI.1383): 'I fi/de i/ / /ok compiled | To this m/tiere // old histoire, | The which comth /ou to mi memoire' Isl//ker is confronted by Alice aboard his helicopter. He injects Alice with a serum that removes her super-human abilitiern history," which allows describing "underrated" matters. The footnotes teem with specialized studies that support the bold strokes in the text. Development is thematic within periods rather than entirely chronological. The book is in three parts of approximately equal length. Part I (pp. 1–246) begins with evolutionary prehistory and the breakthrough to civilization in Mesopotamia. This is followed by the era of Middle Eastern dominance and the formation of peripheral civilizations in India, Greece, and China to 500 B.C. Part II (pp. 247–562) discusses the Eurasian cultural balance to 1500 A.D., including the expansion of Hellenism, the closure of the Eurasian ecumene, the development of major religions, the barbarian onslaught, resurgence of the Middle East, and the Steppe conquerors. McNeill proposes that the basic engine of world history during this period is the temporary primacy of different regions of the ecumene, with a rough parity re-established as innovations spread to other centers of civilization. The sequence is Hellenistic / Indian / Islamic / Chinese and Mongol. Generally the eras are structured in terms of the internal history of the dom
 
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