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Everyday life in ancient Egypt

Describes, in graphic-novel format, life in ancient Egypt for the designers of the pyramids, the workers who built them, and their families.

Everyday life in Ancient China

Reveals everyday life in ancient China through an account, in graphic novel format, of an ordinary day for a peasant family growing rice during the Han Dynasty.

Ancient Greece

Photographs, illustrations, and facts describe life in Ancient Greece.

Egyptian treasures

Provides information about ancient Egypt, how and where it grew, and what can be learned from the civilization's artifacts.

Technology in ancient Greece

Examines important technological improvements in ancient Greece from around 1600 B.C.E. to about 100 B.C.E. in the fields of agriculture, building, architecture, sculpture, theaters, science, weapons, astronomy, and more.

Life in ancient Egypt

More than five thousand years ago the Egyptians established the world s first nation state on the banks of the fertile Nile River whose waters they used for irrigating crops bathing and transporting goods. This comprehensive look at the Egyptians daily lives covers their houses family relationships and duties food and dining customs social status and roles marriage customs health and personal grooming education occupations and crafts leisure activities religious beliefs and rituals and much more.

Life during the Roman Empire

This book provides the peoples' perspective of life in ancient Rome. It features first-hand accounts of home and family, entertainments, religious practices, the work lives of citizens and slaves, and life in the Roman legion.

Instruments of death

Shen, a young zither player in ancient China, is enlisted to perform for the emperor--a task that places his life in peril.

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