Sunset in Bronze

Kings of Stone

The Hittite Enigma
Book #1 from the series: Sunset in Bronze

Drawing on decades of archaeological and philological discoveries, Archaeologist R Jay Driskill, presents a comprehensive history of the Hittite Empire. Once a forgotten civilization, the Hittites emerged from obscurity to stand as a formidable power in the ancient Near East, rivaling Egypt, Babylonia, and Assyria.

In “Kings of Stone: The Hittite...

Raiders of the Bronze Age Collapse

The Sea Peoples in Legend, History, and Archaeology
Book #2 from the series: Sunset in Bronze

Unraveling History’s Greatest Maritime Mystery

Who were the mysterious Sea Peoples who brought down the Bronze Age world? For over a century, archaeologists and historians have debated the identity of these enigmatic raiders who appeared from the Mediterranean around 1200 BCE, toppling empires and reshaping civilization itself.

In this...

Ghosts of Arzawa

Beyond the Trojan War Myth
Book #3 from the series: Sunset in Bronze

Uncover the Lost Kingdom That Nearly Conquered the Ancient World

Deep in the mountains of western Turkey lie the ruins of a civilization that time forgot—until now. In Ghosts of Arzawa, archaeologist R. Jay Driskill resurrects one of the Bronze Age’s most fascinating and overlooked kingdoms, revealing a sophisticated empire that dared to...

Song of a Lost City

Troy in Myth, Fiction, and Fact
Book #4 from the series: Sunset in Bronze

From the ashes of legend rises archaeological truth—the definitive story of humanity’s most famous lost city.

For three millennia, Troy has existed in two worlds: Homer’s epic battlefield where heroes clashed with gods, and the windswept hill of Hisarlık in Turkey where archaeologists uncover Bronze Age reality. In this captivating volume of the...