Julian C. Richards Bücher

Offering quick-fire tips and tricks, this guide covers popular games like Angry Birds, Temple Run, Paper Toss, and Fruit Ninja. It's designed for gaming enthusiasts, providing insights into free or affordable apps across various platforms, ensuring a fun experience for every gamer.

The Revised Edition of this popular Student Book covers the WJEC/Eduqas amended GCSE Music specifications for first teaching from September 2020. Endorsed by WJEC.

Focusing on the threats to the UK, this analysis examines the government's policy responses through the lens of the National Security Strategy. It features insights from prominent figures within key agencies, including the National Security Council and ACPO. Additionally, the work includes case studies that illustrate the challenges and strategies in addressing national security concerns, providing a comprehensive overview of contemporary issues facing the nation.

"Magic Stones" documents, in stunning and evocative photographs, our ancestors' obsession with stone. Throughout Europe stone has been used to create dwellings for the living and the dead, as a canvas for our earliest art, to celebrate the heavens and in ways that are still, even today, beyond our understanding. From the sun-drenched temples of Malta and the great tombs and alignments of Brittany to the labyrinths of icy Finland, this fascinating book explores these stones in their landscape, as part of nature and as a powerful reminder that, thousands of years on, they still hold a certain magic and mystery. This is the most wide-ranging photographic record of ancient European stone structures published to date. It is an inspirational celebration of the beliefs and achievements of our ancient ancestors. It features an authoritative introduction by leading archaeologist Julian Richards.

`Innovative paper technology' is here applied to Britain's greatest prehistoric wonder, with text by TV archaeologist and Stonehenge expert Julian Richards.

The book explores the history and evolution of the Inter-Services Intelligence Directorate (ISI) in Pakistan, established after the 1947 Partition. It details the ISI's rise as a powerful intelligence agency, known for its extensive human intelligence networks and covert operations, particularly against India. The agency's dual role as a key ally to the West during the Cold War and a tool for military regimes highlights its complex nature. As Pakistan faces rising challenges, the ISI's influence raises critical questions for its political landscape and international relations.

A brand new textbook for WJEC/Eduqas GCSE Music and endorsed by WJEC/Eduqas. It provides core knowledge and covers important definitions, key terms and concepts.

This practical and concise revision guide is designed to support students preparing for their WJEC and Eduqas GCSE Music assessment. It provides the necessary musical information in a succinct and accessible format, ensuring students are fully equipped for assessment.

The Revised Edition covers the WJEC/Eduqas amended GCSE Music specifications for first teaching from September 2020.