Uses a selection of key works of art from the Middle Ages as a starting point to explain the European world that created them. Covers trade, warfare, the origins and growth of the Islamic world, art, religion, daily life, and more
Greek civilizations dominated the western world for centuries, from the Minoans to Alexander the Great. They created fearsome fighting forces on land and sea, and invented the Olympic Games, democracy and western art and architecture. This book looks at aspects of everyday life in ancient Greece, as well as providing a clear historical outline. It is both a fascinating chronicle and a valuable …
Introduces the history and culture of the ancient Romans, describes the changes and developments that occured in Roman times and Roman influences on the modern world, and suggests related Web sites.
Introduces the history, government, religion, and culture of ancient Egypt, describes how archaeologists learn about Egyptian civilization, and suggests related Web sites.
Children can unravel ancient secrets in this series of 64 page books. Each includes a timeline, glossary, and index for easy reference, as well as a fully-illustrated display board and a miniature replica to build, along with a handy box for model pieces.In Ancient Greece, readers will gain knowledge of the origins of the Olympic Games, decipher the Greek alphabet, and more. A model of the Part…
Examines the history, geography, culture, and politics of the Roman Empire; compares the culture to modern times; and offers ideas for relevant craft projects. Original.
Designed for Key Stage Two, a basic outline of Roman times with activities for children to do, including creating a mosaic or designing a Roman standard. Part of the LITTLE HISTORIES series, illustrated in colour.