Living Worlds
An old river city built up over centuries on one hillside, from an ancient stone bridge to modern buildings, people of today on the stairway.

Form

Civilizations

Centuries, lived one month at a time.

Civilizations in Living Worlds

Civilizations rise, trade, borrow from each other and change over centuries. In a world they are made of lives: households, cities, crafts and beliefs carried from one generation to the next, so the long arc is something that happened to people.

Generations

Each passes on what it knew, made and believed.

Exchange

Trade routes, languages and ideas moving between peoples.

Side by side

Civilizations of the same age, in one world at once.

A double-hulled voyaging canoe with pandanus sails on the open Pacific at dusk.

Which world will you live in?