Ruben Ygua

The Times Atlas of the Classical Antiquity Ruben Ygua

The TIMES ATLAS OF THE CLASSICAL ANTIQUITY is fundamental to understand the evolution of different civilizations and their respective borders, throughout history. It always bothered me to see the historical atlases approach Antiquity in a superficial way, to devote full attention to more recent times. That led me to create this Atlas, which studies Antiquity exclusively. The work is composed of two parts: first, it passes through the Geological eras, showing a map for each period, accompanying the continental masses movements, to the Holocene most familiar geographical contours. The second part deals with the history of Humanity from the Paleolithic hunter world, passing in detail, step by step, until 476 AD, date that marks the end of Classical Antiquity, with the fall of the Western Roman Empire .