civilization

Examines the traditions that existed during colonial times, looking at how these activities made work easier and how they brought communities together.

An illustrated exploration of the United States that discusses the country's history, customs, language, regions, food, festivals, and more; and includes a glossary and resources for further learning.

Chronicles the history of Ancient Egypt, from its origins as a group of settlements along the banks of the Nile, to its transformation into one of the world's earliest and greatest civilizations, describing its people, culture, traditions, and daily life; includes descriptions of Web sites which provide further information.

Find out what the Romans enjoyed doing in their free time and learn what their food, clothing, and homes were like. Readers will be fascinated (even if some are slightly nauseated by the fact that the Romans considered peacock brains an exotic delicacy).

Uses the metaphor of a disease to explore how society has been affected by Americans' obsessive quest for material gain.

An introduction to the gods and goddesses of traditional Chinese religious mythology.

An illustrated encyclopedia that describes the history of ancient Rome from its origins as a tiny hilltop settlement to the fall of the mighty Roman Empire.

Focuses on the discoveries and inventions of the ancient Roman civilization in the areas of transportation, agriculture, architecture, science, and technology.

Examines the government of Ancient Greece, discussing the military, the court of law, what oligarchy is and more.