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Ancient Arborists – Imperial Russia
From the prevalent Siberian Pine and Birch, the sacred oak and Linden, to the special Russian Olive tree, and their
Ancient Arborists – The Byzantine Empire
Unearth the fascinating history of trees in the Byzantine Empire, from the popular fig and pomegranate trees in homes to
Ancient Arborists – The Ottoman Empire
Explore the rich legacy of trees in a historic empire, from the fig trees in homes to the symbolic olive
Ancient Arborists – Ancient Egypt
Dive into the captivating story of trees in ancient Egyptian society, from homes of the nobility to spiritual public spaces
Ancient Arborists – Imperial Japan
Discover the profound impact of trees on the landscapes, lifestyles, and culture of Imperial Japan, from private estates and public
Ancient Arborists – The Axum
Dive into the Axumite Empire’s fascinating relationship with trees in their agriculture, architecture, and rituals.
Ancient Arborists – The Incas
Explore the Incas’ innovative uses of trees in their agriculture, architecture, and captivating Andean religion.
Ancient Arborists – The Vikings
Unearth the Vikings’ unique bond with trees, from shaping their cities and ships to their adopted practices in conquered lands.
Ancient Arborists – The Mongols
Explore the Mongol Empire’s impact on arboriculture, their reverence for trees, and how they shaped the landscape of their vast
Ancient Arborists: The Neo-Babylonian Empire
Discover the Neo-Babylonian Empire’s legacy in arboriculture, city planning, and architecture, and its iconic Hanging Gardens of Babylon
Ancient Arborists – The Mayans
Uncover the profound connection between the ancient Mayans and trees, manifested in their cosmology, agroforestry, and city planning.
Ancient Arborists – The Persians
The deep-rooted connection between ancient Persians and trees was evident in their magnificent gardens, architecture, literature, and conservation ethics.