History of the World in Maps
- Grand NarrativeGlobal PerspectiveThe Art of CartographyHuman Migration
- Categories:World
- Language:English(Translation Services Available)
- Publication Place:United States
- Publication date:October,2026
- Pages:352
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Feature
★It is a grand visual journey through the events, cultures, and ideas that have shaped our civilization. From the earliest river‑valley societies to the rise and fall of empires, from global exploration to modern geopolitics, this book reveals the human story through the landscapes we have transformed and the borders we have drawn.
★Elegant, authoritative, and endlessly engaging, this meticulously researched and information‑rich work will be an indispensable companion for history enthusiasts, students, and anyone seeking to understand the forces that have shaped the world we live in today.
Description
Suitable for readers of all ages, this book presents the story of civilization in a dynamic, visually engaging format. ◎ A highly visual presentation with strong international appeal ◎ Ideal as an adult gift, for mass-market retail, and for educational use ◎ Covers global history from prehistory to the 21st century, with detailed historical maps spanning the ancient, medieval, and modern periods ◎ Maps, timelines, and illustrations complement the narrative text ◎ Clear explanations of pivotal turning points and worldwide trends ◎ Thematic sections on culture, migration, warfare, science, and exploration ◎ Striking visual reconstructions that breathe life into the past
Author
Chuck Wells is a writer, editor and historical consultant. Specializing in the field of history, he particularly focuses on military history.
He has published books related to military history, such as "A History of Weapons" and "Illustrated History of the American Civil War". The themes cover the Battle of Little Big Horn, the Pearl Harbor Incident, the Spring Offensive, and several works on illustrating the American Civil War. In addition, his writing interests also include other history, technology, music, mainstream culture, etc., including "DK Biographies - Anne Oakley" (DK Publishing), "Lincoln: The Presidential Archives" (DK Publishing), "Jack Kennedy: The Life of a President" (Chronicle Publishing), "DK Space Shuttle" (DK Publishing), and so on.
Contents
THE ANCIENT WORLD (3000 BCE–500 CE)
MIDDLE AGES (500–1450 CE)
EARLY MODERN WORLD (1450–1700)
REVOLUTION AND INDUSTRY (1700–1850)
PROGRESS AND EMPIRE (1850–1914)
THE MODERN WORLD (1914–PRESENT)
TIMELINE
INDEX
CREDITS







