Philip de Souza is a Dublin-based academic author and historian who has written widely on warfare and conflict in the Ancient World. His works draw upon extensive academic research, offering profound insights into military history and its ramifications. De Souza focuses on analyzing strategic tactics, the social consequences of wars, and the ever-evolving nature of armed conflict in antiquity. His expertise provides readers with a comprehensive understanding of these pivotal aspects of ancient history.
This book offers a comprehensive global survey of ancient warfare from c. 8,000 BC to the Aztecs and Incas. It features major battles and military evolution across various regions, including Egypt, Greece, and China, supported by 351 illustrations and expert insights. Ideal for enthusiasts of archaeology and military history.