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Exploring ancient Rome

2005
Presents a short study of ancient Rome and examines Roman society and governmental structure, their religion, architecture, and more.

You are in ancient Rome

2005
Presents an introduction to the world of ancient Rome, providing information about the people, cities, food and drink, art, technology, religion, government, and other aspects of the civilization.

The Mesopotamians

conquerors of the Middle East
2005
Describes the world of the ancient Mesopotamians, describing their clothing, agriculture, arts, religion, and other aspects of their lives, and includes a glossary, a time line, and further reading lists.

The Italian Renaissance

2004
Describes the beginnings of the Italian Renaissance and aspects of daily life in that period, including education, religion, fashion, celebrations, and diseases and other dangers, and discusses important philosophers, artists, and patrons.

Life in ancient Mesopotamia

2005
Presents a study of life in ancient Mesopotamia and discusses the land and terrain, individual city states, daily life, language and religion, arts and crafts, technology, and what brought down the civilization.

Life in ancient Egypt

2005
Presents a study of ancient Egypt and discusses their early civilization and empires, Egyptian economy and life, language and education, life after death, and pyramids.

Land and resources of ancient Egypt

2004
Examines the geography of ancient Egypt, discusses the importance of the Nile River for farming, fishing, raising animals, and other aspects of life, and looks at the protection provided to Egypt because of its location.

Ancient Egypt

2004
Photographs, illustrations, and maps trace the history, culture, and development of ancient Egypt.

Ancient China

2004
A collection of illustrated photographs and drawings that examines major points in ancient Chinese civilization including the Great Wall of China and the Terra Cotta Army.

Ancient Greece

2004
Highlights key developments, achievements, and people in the history of ancient Greece, and includes photographs, maps, a time line, and resources for further study.

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