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Peter A. Andrews

    Peter Andrews is an Australian agricultural innovator renowned for developing the Natural Sequence Farming method. His unconventional approach has transformed degraded, saline land into a fertile and drought-resistant estate, challenging established practices. Andrews delves into critical environmental topics, including water dynamics in landscapes, global warming, and the impact of GMOs on soil and ecosystems. His work offers profound insights into landscape restoration and sustainable land management.

    Ethnic groups in the Republic of Turkey
    Antiquities of Northern Pakistan
    Coasting Around the UK
    Necronomicute
    Atlas of Taphonomic Identifications
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    • Uberpreneurs

      How to Create Innovative Global Businesses and Transform Human Societies

      • 326 pages
      • 12 hours of reading

      Focusing on 36 remarkable innovators from 18 nations, this book highlights individuals whose groundbreaking ideas and unwavering determination are transforming global economic and social landscapes. It celebrates the impact of these visionary figures, showcasing their unique contributions and the diverse contexts in which they operate.

      Uberpreneurs
    • Atlas of Taphonomic Identifications

      1001+ Images of Fossil and Recent Mammal Bone Modification

      • 372 pages
      • 14 hours of reading

      Focusing on taphonomic modifications, this atlas serves as a comprehensive guide for both field identification and laboratory analysis of fossils. It features a variety of high-quality illustrations, including scanning electron micrographs, photographs, cross-sections, and graphs. The book aims to connect similar types of modifications, helping users identify the agents and processes responsible for these changes, as well as the potential biases they may introduce. It is an essential reference for researchers and students in paleontology and related fields.

      Atlas of Taphonomic Identifications
    • Explore a world where your darkest dreams come alive through vivid colors and imaginative illustrations. This unique coloring book invites you to engage creatively with eerie yet enchanting themes, allowing you to bring your own artistic vision to life. Perfect for fans of the macabre and those seeking a playful escape, it encourages self-expression while navigating the realms of fantasy and horror. Dive into a captivating experience that blends creativity with the thrill of the unknown.

      Necronomicute
    • Coasting Around the UK

      • 224 pages
      • 8 hours of reading

      The United Kingdom has been entertaining the public with its amazing selection of parks and roller coasters since the late 19th century. This book features in-depth profiles of 80 roller coasters, from the 7,442-foot Ultimate in Lightwater Valley to Thorpe Park's Stealth, which goes from 0 to 80 mph in 1.9 seconds. A compelling series of photographs, gathered from 38 of Great Britain's most famous amusement parks, includes many behind-the-scenes perspectives and rare views that prove these compelling structures are not merely fun rides but also mechanically magnificent and, at times, visually stunning machines. Covering the length and breadth of the UK, this photographic and historic guide takes you from Brighton up to Glasgow, and from Gwynedd over to Great Yarmouth and provides the ultimate adrenaline rush.

      Coasting Around the UK
    • This is the first monography on the only fortified village in Northern Pakistan that is still inhabited, and thus the only study of the type. Sazin lies alone in its own valley at about 1500 m in the extreme western Himalayas. Its inhabitants are Shin, part of a Dardic population in this region west of Gilgit which perhaps numbers 150,000 in all. Until a dirt road was built for forestry work in the 1970s, it could be reached only on foot. Dr. Andrews was the first Westener to spend more than two days there. He made an architectural survey and gathered information for an initial ethnography of the village, covering its social organisation, agricultural economy, animal husbandry, feuds and history, besides ist material structure. The information from Andrews‘ fieldwork is supplemented here by an introduction on the larger setting by K. Jettmar, and detailed historical commentary. Prof. Budruss has analysed the vocabulary of terms collected by Andrews, comparing it with terms in other Shina dialects.

      Antiquities of Northern Pakistan