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The Sutton Hoo: A Look Into the Anglo-Saxon Past

The discovery of the Sutton Hoo shook England by its core. The graves, jewelry, craftsmanship, are all remnants of the people who once lived on the land. The largely mysterious history of the Anglo-Saxons was finally solved in the discovery of the two large cemeteries by Basil Brown in 1938. This book provides insight on the importance of this archaeological site on our understanding of the kingdoms that once ruled here, and the effects of this place and civilization to the civilizations around it. The chapters cover the discovery of the Sutton Hoo, its impact on our understanding of early England, the detailed investigations of this site, and its influence on our culture today. The waves made by the Sutton Hoo cemeteries revolutionized how we understand early European history and are still felt to this day.

Alexander Martin, Amanda Rande, Ananna Bhadra Arna, Dr. Austin Mardon, Ivy Truong, Sriraam Sivachandran, Unaiza Asad Ullah, Wenteng Hou (Author), Katie Tolley (Narrator)

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Indigenous North American Cosmological and Astronomical Knowledge: Perspectives & Teachings

For tens of thousands of years, indigenous North American people have developed critical relationships with the stars, planets, and galaxies, from intelligent observation to navigation, celestial architecture and sustainable engineering. The indigenous North American people viewed the sun, the moon, and the stars as a way to integrate human behaviour and nature. Celestial objects were believed to reveal the fundamental order of the world. This book discusses the extent and importance that cosmology held within the Indigenous North American culture, how the beliefs differed between indigenous groups, and its significance in shaping our understanding of astronomy and cosmology today.

Anthony Chen, Arnavi Patel, Asfar Khan, Austin Mardon, Avery Kennedy, Dr. Austin Mardon, Faizah Hussain, Jeremy Steen, John Christy Johnson, Justine Nicole Banszky, Nasia Sheikh, Peter Anto Johnson (Author), Katie Tolley (Narrator)

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The Dark Web: The Enigmatic Digital World

The advent of digital technology gives rise to a world within our very own screens. Many often think that these worlds are entirely different from their everyday lives. However many often blur the line between reality and the internet. The creation of the dark web facilitated this "blurry line" as crime has become available to screens, and at a click of a button, illegal items and goods get delivered to your doorstep. The dark web has its reputation for being a shady place. However, could it be used for good? And what makes it so bad anyway? All of these concepts will be explored throughout The Dark Web: The Enigmatic Digital World.

Amna Abu Askar, Belinda Tam, Dr. Austin Mardon, Irene Fang, Jonathan Wiebe, Karanveer Kaushal, Kauthar Mohammad, Khushi Shah, Kibrom Makaby, Laura Orsini, Lea Touliopoulos, Sabika Sami (Author), Katie Tolley (Narrator)

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What in the World are X-Rays?

Well revised research of the concept of X-rays. This book discusses the history, invention and potential future of X-rays. It reveals recent breakthroughs in technology which show effective ways of understanding X-rays and avoiding safety concerns. It also gives a scientific, controversial and popular culture perspective. In this research novel, it navigates the importance of the therapies and ideas surrounding X-rays. It gives an extensive overview of what is needed to know and continue with the exploration of X-rays.

Aleefa Devji, Alicia Au, Austin Mardon, Ayah Nour Nehdi, Dr. Austin Mardon, Eline El-Awad Gonzalez, Janani Rajendra, Maria Gonzalez, Megan Ng, Sudipta Samadder, Susie Woo, Tara Y.T. Chen (Author), Katie Tolley (Narrator)

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Racialization of Coronavirus and Hate Crimes

In these turbulent times, xenophobic tendencies have taken root against specific minority groups around the globe. What this book aims to do is to explain the racialization of COVID-19 from a historical and sociological lens-exploring the history of hate crimes and how they can explain and possibly help combat the difficulties of COVID-19 bigotry.

Austin Mardon, Catherine Mardon, Dr. Austin Mardon, Faried Nasir, Fatima Arshad Syed, Yvette Mae Morfe (Author), Katie Tolley (Narrator)

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The Stigma and Societal Conflicts of People with Physical Disabilities

The Stigma and Societal Conflicts of People with Physical Disabilities examines society's perception of individuals with physical impairments, limitations in activities, and/or limited social participation and highlights the assumptions and marginalizing attitudes revolving around them. It shows how mental disorders can develop due to society's behaviour towards those with disabilities and how to properly respect and honour their fundamental human rights. Society must adopt a "temporarily able-bodied" attitude to deter stigma against individuals with disabilities and increase empathy to ultimately benefit all people.

Andy (seongju) Kim, Anuradha Rao, Austin Mardon, Catherine Mardon, Dollyann Santhosh, Dr. Austin Mardon, Gina Schopfer, Jilene Malbeuf, Leah G Kim, Niab Ikapoor, Riley Witiw, Tina Tai (Author), Katie Tolley (Narrator)

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The History and Origin of Alberta Constituencies

Austin Mardon, Catherine Mardon, Dr. Austin Mardon (Author), Katie Tolley (Narrator)

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Audiobooks Narrated by Katie Tolley