Archaeology

The untold story of the hidden places across Britainthat have slipped through the fingers of history.

Oliver, raised by two women in Boston, goes to Rome during a summer break from college to meet his biological father. Their long-anticipated meeting forces each to face deep and complex questions about their sexual identity in the shadows of the Vatican. Intrigue abounds as Oliver falls in love with a handsome Roman man. Their sudden and all-consuming relationship sets in motion a series of twists and turns, some fortuitous and others tragic. The plot unfolds against Roman history and the art a

Queen Nzingha is taught to become an immortal revered for over three hundred years. Immortals have played crucial roles in history since the beginning of time.

This celebration of nine top filmmakers from the first half of the 20th century features viewing and reading guides along with technical data for enhancing the home entertainment experience. Three vital genres - Film Noir, Hollywood Musicals, and early 1930s "pre-Code" films - are also discussed and viewing/reading suggestions provided.

Chloe Spencer, a graduate teacher from New Zealand, is about to embark on a journey to the UK to see if she can locate her long-lost grandmother. A dual timeline novel that follows two women, Chloe & Marta, as they each deal with love, loss, and the lies they tell themselves & others. Includes 24 illustrations. A New Adult Romance & Family Mystery.

Many mysteries unfold, as Rex traces through the memoirs, letters and records, fuelled by a need to understand his history. Cave excavations produce interesting discoveries and unexpected outcomes. Meanwhile, Audrey, embarks on her own parallel journey examining her Riverland peoples and family history.

When teacher/hockey player Rob Callahan discovers an old family letter written by Ben Franklin's son, William, his search for more information begins a quest that takes him, two women, two sons, and a litany of others chasing them across the border into Canada.

There are several excellent historical narratives of the Civil War and an ever-growing body of research on specific aspects of the war. This study is intended as a comprehensive in-depth textbook beginning with the many causes of the Civil War and extending through the period of Reconstruction.

On July 27, 1890, Vincent van Gogh came stumbling into his room in the Ravoux Inn bleeding from a wound in his abdomen. Thirty hours later, Vincent was dead. The common myth is that the "mad" artist shot himself in a wheatfield after suffering from years of unhappiness and "insanity". But is that what really happened?

Killing Vincent: The Man, The Myth, and The Murder is a non-fiction historical cold case murder mystery about the death of the world-renowned artist, Vincent van Gogh.

A historic WW1 espionage novel involving a little known female MI1 operative and the discovery of an ancient amulet with its hidden messages that set several factions on a collision course while threatening the lives of all who come in contact with it.

In print for the first time since 1883, this edition of Kriegsvolker is designed to allow easy access to 150 woodcuts depicting Landsknecht soldiers, officers and their ladies.Many of the woodcuts found in this edition are not available in other sources, including the German Single-leaf Woodcuts 1500-1550, and I am excited to put a copy of these woodcuts into your hands.Kriegsvolker contains three distinct books, each containing 50 woodcuts: Part I - Deutsche Kriegsleute von Nicolaus Meldemann