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148 of 326 books
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Hadrian's Wall
Vindolanda, the Antonine Wall, and Life on Rome's Northern Frontier
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Roman Britain
Conquest, Province, and the End of Rome's Island, AD 43–410
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Paul of Tarsus
The Apostle, His Letters, and the Roman Roads That Carried a New Faith
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Hadrian
The Emperor Who Decided Rome Was Big Enough
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The Gears of Heaven
The Antikythera Shipwreck and the Lost Science of the Greeks
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Two Hundred Thousand More
Tet, Khe Sanh, Hue, and the Year America Stopped Believing, 1968
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The House of the Double Axe
Knossos, the Minotaur, and the Real Labyrinth of Ancient Crete
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The Attrition Years
Westmoreland's War of the Big Battalions, 1966-1967
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Atlantis
The True History of the World's Most Famous Legend
The Year Without a Summer
How a Volcano in 1815 Triggered Famine, Migration, and Frankenstein
Women of the Odyssey
Weaving, Slavery, and Power in the Real Bronze Age Aegean
The Tonkin Decision
Johnson, Rolling Thunder, and the Ia Drang, 1964-1965
The Making of Homer
How a Song Survived Four Dark Centuries and Became the First Book of the West
The Villa of the Papyri
The Only Library of the Ancient World Still Being Read
The Kushan Empire
The Crossroads Where Greece, India, and China Met
The Xiongnu
The Nomad Confederacy That Forced China to Build the Wall
The Scythians
The Horse Archers Who Terrified Greece and Persia
The Parthians
The Empire That Beat Rome and Was Never Conquered
The Norse in Greenland
The Colony That Starved
The Advisors' War
Diem, Kennedy, and America's Slide into Vietnam, 1954-1963
Kadesh
The Chariot Battle Both Pharaohs Claimed to Win
A War Inherited
France, Ho Chi Minh, and the Road to Dien Bien Phu, 1945-1954
Elam
Mesopotamia's Permanent Rival and the Empire Nobody Names
Masada
The Jewish Revolt and the Siege Rome Wanted Remembered
Feeding Rome
The Grain Fleet, the Annona, and the Logistics of a Million-Person City
The Hyksos
The Foreign Kings of Egypt
The Mitanni
The Hurrian Kingdom That Married Into Egypt and Vanished
Alashiya
Cyprus, Copper, and the Metal That Made the Bronze Age Possible
The Nuragic Civilization
Sardinia's Stone Towers and the Shardana Question
Ancient Medicine
Hippocrates, Galen, and Two Thousand Years of Being Confidently Wrong
The Ruins of Victory
Europe and Japan After 1945
The End in the Pacific
Island Hopping, Okinawa, and the Bomb, 1943-1945
The Reich Comes Down
Germany's Last Four Months, January–May 1945
From the Beaches to the Rhine
Normandy to the Bulge, 1944
The Desert and the Boot
North Africa, Sicily, and the Italian Campaign, 1940-1944
The City on the Volga
Stalingrad and the Turning of the Eastern Front, 1942-1943
The Oil Was a Clock
Pearl Harbor to Midway, 1941-1942
Three Million Men
The Invasion of the Soviet Union, 1941
The Island Holds
Britain, the Blitz, and the Battle of the Atlantic, 1940-1941
The Continent Falls
Poland, Norway, and the Six Weeks That Broke France, 1939-1940
The Peace That Wasn't
Europe from Versailles to Poland, 1919-1939
Hammurabi
The King Who Put Justice in Stone
The Antonine Plague
The Pandemic That Broke the Roman Peace
The Silk Road
The Road That Never Existed and the World It Made
The Sassanids
Persia Reborn and the War That Exhausted Two Empires
Teutoburg Forest
Arminius, Varus, and the Three Legions Rome Never Got Back
Teotihuacan
The City With No Name
Linear B
The Amateur Who Cracked a Dead Language