Are There Any Histories That We've Not Highlighted in This Conversation?

We open with an essay from peter frankbarn about why it's so important that historyies are global. We've got peope, you know, people like bettny hughs looking at pre history and er, the ancients as well as very modern history. Er ranamita reflects on, for example, how twentieth century versions of history, as seem from china and and japan, are so important to shape the present. And we've tried to balance that alongside people like betiny and peter talking about much wider periods of history and scopes of history. So i think it's a real range of approaches, geographical, r methodological, all sorts of