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...geography who lived in the second century CE. Pausanias travelled to lots of different Greek cities and wrote his Description of Greece based on his travels. One of the places Pausanias visited was Oropos and its sanctuary of Amphiaraos. His account provides us with one of the most detailed literary descriptions of the city and sanctuary which survives from the ancient...

...geography’ (Wood, 2014, p. 211). In the upper registers of the two main walls, Rivera depicted the four races that between them comprised the ethnic diversity of the Americas: white, yellow, brown and black, with each one holding a particular mineral essential to the production of iron, which is itself central to the development of industrial modernity. The tracing of...

...geography of the Bloody Code …’ on p. 166 to ‘… the capital sanction than the Welsh (Table 1)’. What do you notice about this map and what did they measure? Tip: Consider the distance of places from the capital. Discussion King and Ward can be called post-revisionist historians; they have counted executions and compared them to population rates. You can see that...