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Divided roughly into chronological sections, the book proceeds from prehistory ("First Settlers Domesticated Pigs Before Crops") through Classical and Biblical times (were the "enlightened" Greeks commemorating a child sacrifice, not Athena's birthday, on the Parthenon's frieze?) and on to the New World ("Volcano Captured Corn, Chilies, and House Mice"). A special section covers underwater research, including surprising news on the Titanic and the entrepreneurial efforts to raise I-52, a sunken Japanese sub carrying two tons of Axis gold. Fun to read for hours or just a few minutes, the series delivers the approachability and scientific rigor that you'd expect from the Times, and all articles include their original illustrations. --Paul Hughes
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