civilization

The first episode introduces the Greek gods and legends and explores the significance of ancient Greek culture today. The second episode shows how archaeology helps us learn about the past and illustrates ancient Greek contributions to our culture.

Chronicles the rise and fall of the ancient Greek civilization of Sparta, discussing its founding principles, aspects of daily life, military actions, and reasons for its decline.

Explores the great temples of Karnak and Luxor, the Valley of the Kings, and the tombs where the kings and queens are buried; and investigates the mysteries of Egypt's past.

Nefertari appears to a girl who is visiting her tomb. Includes simple facts about life in Ancient Egypt.

Illustrations and simple text chronicle the life of King Tutankhamun, the boy king of ancient Egypt.

Investigates the civilization of ancient Egypt, explaining where it was located, discussing who lived there, what people ate and wore, trade and commerce, beliefs and gods, and art and architecture, and looking at Egypt and Egyptians in the modern world.

Explains who the Romans were and what it was like to be a slave, soldier, and gladiator, and describes architectural features such as the Colosseum and aqueducts, and public spectacles including gladiator contests and chariot races.

Photographs, maps, and easy-to-follow text introduce students to the pyramids of Egypt, describing how they were built, what their purpose was, and how they help scientists learn about the past.