Ask for some books about ancient civilizations

Sure. 'The Iliad' and 'The Odyssey' are classic stories that give us insights into ancient Greek civilization. They are full of tales of heroes, gods, and the values of the time. Another good one is 'The Histories' by Herodotus which is like a comprehensive look at the ancient world, including the Persian Wars and various cultures.

When it comes to ancient Greece, 'The Song of Achilles' by Madeline Miller is wonderful. It retells the story of Achilles from the Iliad in a more personal and emotional way. It gives a great insight into the values and the way of life in ancient Greek society.

One little known story is about the Indus Valley civilization. They had an advanced drainage system that was far ahead of their time. Most people know about the pyramids in Egypt, but few know that the Indus Valley cities had well - planned streets and buildings too. Another is the Minoan civilization on Crete. Their art often depicted bull - leaping, which was a unique and somewhat mysterious ritual.

Rather than discussing sensuous erotic stories, we could explore the love stories in ancient civilizations that are more about emotional connection and cultural significance, not sexual content.

One such book is 'Atlantis: The Lost Empire' - based on the legend of the lost Atlantis civilization. It takes readers on an adventure into the mysteries of this ancient civilization through a science - fiction lens.

Oh, definitely! There are countless stories on ancient civilizations. They can be in the form of myths, legends, or historical records. And they offer fascinating insights into the past.

Sure. In the Inca civilization, there's a secret about their amazing stone - cutting techniques. They were able to cut and fit huge stones together so precisely that not even a blade of grass could fit between them. The story goes that they had advanced knowledge of engineering for their time. They built Machu Picchu in such a way that it was well - hidden from invaders and had great irrigation and agricultural systems.

Yes, there are some. 'The City of Ur: A Novel of Ancient Mesopotamia' is one example. It weaves fictional stories around the real historical backdrop of Ur, giving readers a vivid picture of what life might have been like in that ancient city. It includes details about the architecture, social structure, and religious beliefs of the time, all while telling an engaging fictional tale.

A time traveler could go back to ancient Egypt. He gets involved in the building of the pyramids. Maybe he has to use his modern knowledge to help the Egyptians solve a problem they're facing during the construction, like a lack of water for the workers. But he also has to be careful not to change history too much, or it could have a big impact on the present world. He could also discover secrets about the pyramids that have been lost to time.

"I recommend" Fantasy "to you. The plot of this book is about the reappearance of an ancient civilization. The mystery of history is solved. Twelve golden statues stand on the ground. This world is full of danger. The protagonist holds a knife and grows by stabbing the knife. This book is full of hot, relaxed, and refreshing elements. I believe you will like it. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗