A six volume set that chronicles the history of human evolution, settlement, and civilization throughout history; includes information about how they lived, what they ate, what they believed, and other related topics.
Andy and Frannie meet the artist Leonardo da Vinci while visiting Florence, Italy, and are transported to 1504 where Leonardo shows them the great cathedral, markets, and famous sights of the Renaissance city.
Chronicles the history of water-travel technology from the first rafts to modern racing yachts, profiling the evolution of such craft as canoes, gondolas, fishing boats, large sailing ships, and lifeboats.
Presents an illustrated history of sailing ships, and contains a number of full-color drawings of ancient galleys and Roman ships, Viking longboats, pirates and privateers, frigates, schooners, and much more.
Presents an illustrated overview of the history of powered ships, from the earliest wind and human powered vessels, to steam engines, iron giants, battleships, and luxury liners.
Illustrations and text provide an overview of the history and culture of the water-bound city of Venice, Italy, from the sixth century to the present day.