The World heritage

Surveys all the areas in Australia that UNESCO has declared World Heritage sites.

Discusses the artistic style that developed in Europe between the eleventh and thirteenth centuries, blending Roman art with Germanic and Byzantine elements.

History of the Mughal Dynasty that ruled in India during the sixteenth century and brought the Islamic religion and Persian culture to India.

Discusses wildlife refuges in various parts of the world and their importance in preserving animals in their natural habitats.

Explores the origins and significance of the great stone monuments dating from the Neolithic Age which are found throughout Western Europe.

Text and photographs highlight the cultural achievements, both material and spiritual, of the ancient Incas.

Examines the pyramids, temples, and other existing structures of ancient Egypt and discusses how they figured in or represent that civilization.

Discusses the culture of ancient Greece and examines the temples, statues, and other physical remains of that time.

Discusses the culture of China over a period of four thousand years and examines some of the structures and artwork that remain from that civilization.

Graces the history of the Roman Empire through the historical sites, ruins, and monuments that Roman civilization has left behind throughout Europe.