In humanities, history is the study, documentation, and analysis of the past or past events.

Two noted physicochemical history scholars include: Henry Adams and Morris Zucker.

Big history
The newly emerging subject of “big history”, such as outlined in the works David Christian and his Maps of Time: an Introduction to Big History, tends to incorporate a hmolscience perspective, such as attempting digressions on thermodynamics, big bang theory, and evolution, etc., with the construct of traditional modes of history, e.g. civil war, ancient civilizations, etc., presentation.

See also

● HT pioneers ● History thermodynamics ● Rise and fall of civilization	● History of chemical bonding theory ● History of chemistry ● History of differential equations ● History of human thermodynamics ● History of thermodynamics

● HT pioneers
● History thermodynamics
● Rise and fall of civilization

● History of chemical bonding theory
● History of chemistry
● History of differential equations
● History of human thermodynamics
● History of thermodynamics

External links
● History – Wikipedia.