The book "Biological Memory of Soils and Cultural Layers of Archaeological Monuments" by Borisov A. B. is a unique study that opens new horizons in understanding the interaction of man and nature over the centuries. This work will be especially interesting to those who are fond of archaeology, ecology, history and cultural heritage. It attracts the attention of not only specialists, but also a wide audience seeking to understand more deeply how biological and cultural processes intertwine in our world. In his book Borisov A. B. explores the concept of "biological memory" of soils, which is formed under the influence of human activity and natural factors The author focuses on how cultural layers formed in the process of human activity retain information about the past, allowing scientists to restore historical events and environmental changes. This is not just a scientific study, but a real chronicle, in which each page is filled with life and history. The book covers a variety of topics, including the impact of agriculture on ecosystems, archaeological analysis methods, and human interaction with the environment. Borisov raises important questions about how our actions today can affect the future, and how we can use knowledge about the past to create a sustainable future. This work will certainly be of interest not only to archaeologists and ecologists, but also to anyone who is thinking about preserving cultural heritage and ecosystems. Borisov's style is distinguished by scientific rigor, but at the same time he is able to make complex ideas available to a wide audience. His previous work has also been recognized for its in-depth analysis and original approach to research. Readers familiar with his other works will appreciate this work, which will certainly be an important contribution to the study of the interaction between man and nature. The book will be useful to both undergraduate and graduate students, as well as professional archaeologists and ecologists. It will be an excellent addition to the library for anyone interested in sustainable development, preservation of the environment and cultural heritage. Readers looking for literature on the topics of ecology, archaeology, cultural anthropology and history will find in this work many useful ideas and inspirations. “Biological Memory of Soils and Cultural Layers of Archaeological Monuments” is not just a book, but a whole world into which the reader plunges from the first pages. It offers a unique perspective on how we can use knowledge about the past to shape our future. In this work Borisov A. B. creates a bridge between science and culture, showing that each of us is part of this complex and fascinating story If you are looking for books on ecology, archaeology or cultural heritage, do not miss the opportunity to get acquainted with this work. It will not only expand your horizons, but also make you think about how important it is to preserve our biological memory for future generations.