9780713486810 - Exodus to Arthur

Exodus to Arthur

'Exodus to Arthur' by Michael Baillie is a fascinating exploration of the catastrophic events that shaped human history around the 6th century AD. Baillie, a renowned dendrochronologist, delves into the evidence provided by tree rings, ice cores, and historical records to argue that a series of environmental disasters led to significant societal upheavals. This book, with its ISBN 9780713486810, offers a compelling narrative that bridges science and history, providing readers with a unique perspective on how natural phenomena have influenced human civilization. Baillie's meticulous research and engaging writing style make this a must-read for anyone interested in the intersections of environmental science, archaeology, and history.

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Auteur Michael Baillie
ISBN 9780713486810
Bindwijze Paperback
Tags history science dendrochronology environmental disasters King Arthur

Michael Baillie's 'Exodus to Arthur' is a groundbreaking work that challenges conventional historical narratives with its interdisciplinary approach. The strength of the book lies in Baillie's ability to synthesize complex scientific data into an accessible and engaging story. However, some readers might find the technical details of dendrochronology and ice core analysis daunting. Despite this, the book's compelling argument for the impact of environmental disasters on ancient societies is both innovative and thought-provoking. Baillie's expertise shines through, making 'Exodus to Arthur' a valuable contribution to the field and a fascinating read for those curious about the forces that have shaped human history.

In 'Exodus to Arthur', Michael Baillie presents a detailed examination of the environmental catastrophes that occurred around the 6th century AD, arguing that these events had profound effects on human societies. Through the analysis of tree rings and ice cores, Baillie identifies periods of significant climatic change that correlate with historical records of famine, migration, and societal collapse. The book meticulously connects these environmental shifts with the legendary figure of King Arthur, suggesting that the myths may have roots in real historical events. Baillie's interdisciplinary approach offers a fresh perspective on the Dark Ages, highlighting the intricate relationship between humanity and the natural world.