Lost Names

The book approaches this lost history in three parts, beginning with a theoretical framework drawn from social memory studies, religious studies, and political science. It then presents case studies using archaeological evidence, textual analysis, and comparative mythology. Finally, it examines the implications of this recovered knowledge for contemporary issues like cultural appropriation and historical revisionism.

By reconstructing obscured narratives, ""Lost Names"" provides a nuanced understanding of how forgotten deities and erased rulers impact our understanding of the past and cultural evolution.