civilization

Describes life in ancient Egypt, including farming, religion, government, and medicine.

Provides a close look at the buildings and activities in an Egyptian town begun in 1375 B.C. to honor the god Aten.

Discusses the civilization of the ancient Greeks who were the first to develop a democratic way of life.

Introduces the discoveries and inventions of ancient Egypt, including locks, lighthouses, mathematical discoveries, and the writing they used.

Text and accompanying photographs describe the arts, crafts, music, dance, literature, and food of Mexico.

Text and photographs discuss the music, dance, traditions, architecture, theater, sports, and arts that make up Canada's culture.

Surveys the practice of various religions--Judaism, Islam, Christianity, and others--in Israel and the different customs that are part of the religious holidays and festivals.

Focuses on the ancient arts and modern treasures of Greece, introducing its mythology, crafts, foods, festivals, and Olympic games.

Discusses various aspects of life in ancient Egypt, including the pyramids, mummies, heiroglyphs, and everyday life and describes the religions, language, music, dance, and other arts in modern Egypt.

Photographs and text describe the culture of China such as its calligraphy, painting, opera, religions, and parades.