Migration in Human History

Tides of History by Audible / Patrick Wyman

Mar 12, 202600:35:04Society & Culture

If we want to understand how and why the human story has unfolded in the way it has, then we have to understand migration: large numbers of people moving long distances. It's a surprisingly difficult topic to understand,...

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