History of Humanity VOL II: From the third millennium to the seventh century B.C.

This ambitious seven-volume work seeks to "disarm" history by highlighting the scientific and cultural achievements of all peoples and their shared contributions to humanity's progress. Conceived as a plural and inclusive narrative, it emphasizes interactions among cultures, the diversity of historical perspectives, and the common values that connect civilizations. Drawing on multiple disciplines and the work of hundreds of contributors, the project maintains scholarly independence while offering an innovative, global approach to the human past. 
By restoring equal dignity to cultures often marginalized in traditional histories, the book builds intellectual bridges and promotes mutual respect. Designed for a broad readership, it provides an authoritative and accessible body of knowledge that rethinks how the history of humanity can be written and understood.