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I have a degree in history, so I think I know better.
I have an archaeologist friend, and she also calls what you're talking about a fairy tale for uneducated people, which, apparently, you are.
I don't like to write a lot; I prefer to talk. And I'm not going to read through kilometers of various PR-driven praises for your book.
It's low and questionable to write like this and make so many mistakes in the Russian language, as you do – soft signs are sometimes missing, and you don't use "not" with verbs correctly, etc.
I have an archaeologist friend, and she also calls what you're talking about a fairy tale for uneducated people, which, apparently, you are.
I don't like to write a lot; I prefer to talk. And I'm not going to read through kilometers of various PR-driven praises for your book.
It's low and questionable to write like this and make so many mistakes in the Russian language, as you do – soft signs are sometimes missing, and you don't use "not" with verbs correctly, etc.