to 146 b.c

Photographs and text explain what life was like in ancient Greece, providing information about the history, religion, society, homes, culture, politics, food, sports, science, and other aspects of the country, and including fact boxes, projects, and a pictorial timeline.

An introduction to the world of ancient Greece, looking at aspects of trade and warfare, and including photographs of artifacts, maps, definitions, and quotations.

An introduction to the world of ancient Greece, looking at aspects of everyday life, and including photographs of artifacts, maps, definitions, and quotations.

Photographs, detailed maps, cutaways, and reconstructions of historical events help chronicle the history of ancient Greece.

Examines the lives of both the rich and the poor in ancient Greece, and describes how both social and economic classes lived, how they dressed, slavery, and much more.

Introduces the history, culture, and people of ancient Greece and examines its many contributions to the development of Western society.

Explores the technology of Ancient Greece and includes information about weapons and sailing ships, science and medicine, astronomy and mathematics, and architecture and agriculture.

Presents an illustrated introduction to the art and religion of ancient Greece, discussing gods and goddesses, mythology, temples, music and dance, poetry, sculpture, philosophy, and other topics.

Explores the politics and government of ancient Greece and includes information about the military, assembly, the democratic structure, and war between Athens and Sparta.

A historical look at ancient Athens and its people, education, weather, transportation, hotels, shopping, festivals, sporting events, banks, government, and sightseeing.