Paul Reynolds Knihy

The excavations on the Vrina Plain reveal a 1,300-year narrative of community evolution beginning in the 1st century AD, highlighting its influence on the ancient port city of Butrint amidst shifting Mediterranean dynamics. This volume focuses on Roman and Late Antique pottery, meticulously analyzing the ceramics in chronological order to provide insights into local and imported pottery supply and typology. It also connects pottery trends from the Vrina Plain to other significant sites in Butrint, offering a broader understanding of the region's archaeological context.

The book explores the crucial role of the postal service in the success of the south Wales iron industry during its peak. It details the evolution of the postal system from its rudimentary beginnings in the mid-18th century to a modernized service by the 19th century. Utilizing archives from the Post Office and iron companies, along with contemporary newspapers and oral histories, the work highlights how communication facilitated industry growth, an often-overlooked aspect of this historical narrative.

The book explores the political life of Mike Ahern, an underrated Queensland premier who served from 1987 to 1989 amidst the shadow of his controversial predecessor, Joh Bjelke-Petersen. Ahern, known for his progressive stance within the National Party, faced internal opposition throughout his career. Political commentator Paul Reynolds provides an in-depth analysis of Ahern's leadership style and political battles, drawing on insights from Ahern himself, making it a unique account of a significant yet overlooked figure in Australian politics.

Eager to win a chance to meet a real-life astronaut, twin mice Sydney and Simon use STEAM thinking to create the best science project about the Moon The chance to meet astronaut Kris Kornfield is a dream come true for twins Sydney and Simon. But first they have to come up with the most creative project about the Earth’s moon. While Sydney’s work is all about the art, and Simon’s is all about the data, neither seems creative enough to win the prize. But when they put their heads together, they incorporate S.T.E.A.M. thinking (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, Mathematics) and come up with a winning idea. The third installment in the Sydney & Simon series, this kid-friendly story makes science concepts accessible and exciting.

So you're going contracting - This book gives you the tools to make it as a successful consultant or contractor in an easy to digest package. The author has been a successful consultant for over a decade, and demystifies the process with real world advice and recommendations that have served him well.