The explorers the history of the world of exploration

This book discusses the history of global exploration of maritime and land routes, the continents that the explorers had not yet set foot on, and the peoples that seemed unknown at that time. It also records the confrontations between cultures, and what ambition, imagination, effort, and innovation can achieve in terms of creations. The book tells two great historical stories: the first story describes the diversification of human cultures, that is, how they dispersed, developing different characteristics, due to ignorance of others or contempt for them. The second story, which is the main subject of this book, is somewhat brief considering human history and relatively recent, and it narrates how human groups managed to reconnect, exchange cultures, and imitate each other. While historians know little about the first story, they have elaborated extensively on the second, which concerns modern humans, and this is the story that the book explains so that we can understand the world we live in, after it took its current form. This would not have been possible without the achievements of explorers, who led human societies to recognize the world in its true form.