Bryan K. Miller, an expert in the archaeology and history of the Xiongnu empire, discusses his book detailing the fascinating rise and decline of this first nomadic empire. He emphasizes the structured nature and cultural significance of the Xiongnu, challenging traditional views of nomadic chaos. Through engaging narratives, he illustrates the empire's resilience, its innovative political structures, and the interconnectedness of ancient networks. Miller's insights illuminate the complex legacy of the Xiongnu and their impact on historical narratives.
