"Auxiliary Historical Disciplines .". Volume 13”, published by the team of authors, is a unique work that will become an indispensable assistant for all those who are interested in history and its methodology. This volume continues the series devoted to auxiliary historical disciplines, and deepens into the analysis of various aspects that help researchers and history lovers to better understand how historical events and phenomena were formed. In this volume, readers will find rich material covering topics such as source studies, archaeology, numismatics, heraldry, and many other disciplines that serve as the basis for historical research. The authors seek not only to present the theoretical foundations, but also to demonstrate the practical application of this knowledge in real historical research. This makes the book particularly valuable for students, graduate students and faculty of history departments, as well as for anyone who wants to get a deeper understanding of how historians work and what tools they use in their work. The book will be of interest not only to professional historians, but also to a wide range of readers, including history lovers, local historians and even writers who are looking for inspiration for their works. If you have ever thought about how you can explore the past, how to interpret sources and what techniques are used to analyze historical data, then this volume will be a real discovery for you. One of the key topics raised in the book is the importance of a critical approach to sources. The authors emphasize that every document, every find requires careful analysis and interpretation, and this is what makes historical science so fascinating and multifaceted. Readers will be able to learn about how to distinguish genuine sources from falsifications, how to take context into account, and how to use different methods to verify the veracity of information. The style of the authors is distinguished by scientific rigor and accessibility of the presentation, which makes complex topics understandable even for those who do not have a special education. Each section of the book is permeated with the desire to convey to the reader not only the facts, but also the fascinating stories that are behind these facts. This creates the effect of immersion in the material being studied and allows the reader to feel part of the historical study. If you are looking for books on auxiliary historical disciplines, then "Auxiliary historical disciplines. Volume 13" will be a great addition to your library It can be useful for both professionals and amateurs who want to expand their knowledge and skills in the field of history. Readers interested in works such as “History in Sources” or “Methods of Historical Research” will find much interesting and useful in this volume. Do not miss the opportunity to read this book, which opens new horizons in understanding history and its methodology. "Auxiliary Historical Disciplines. Volume 13 is not just a collection of scientific articles, but a whole world in which you can immerse yourself, studying and discovering the secrets of the past.