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What maps could not hold: How academic arrogance and colonial bias buried lost civilizations twice - Couverture souple

Howard, Paige

 
9783565551682: What maps could not hold: How academic arrogance and colonial bias buried lost civilizations twice

Synopsis

For two centuries, Western scholars declared the tropics incapable of sustaining complex societies. Dense forests, poor soils, and shifting agriculture supposedly prevented urban development. The evidence lay under their feet. This book reconstructs the intellectual history of a profound failure―how disciplinary blind spots, racial assumptions, and institutional inertia caused generations of archaeologists to overlook entire urban systems.

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À propos de l'auteur

Paige Howard is an English-language nonfiction author known for writing reflective books on creativity, personal transformation, and the emotional complexities of modern life. Her work blends thoughtful storytelling with grounded psychological insight, exploring how people navigate ambition, uncertainty, and identity in rapidly changing environments. Paige’s writing style is intimate yet analytical, creating books that feel both intellectually engaging and quietly comforting, like lantern light drifting through a midnight library.

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