Connolly, Peter

An adaptation of Homer's story. Includes an archaeological presentation of the Greek and Trojan way of life, site reconstructions, and maps.

Examines the military organization, armour, weapons, and military campaigns of Rome's strongest enemies, including the Etruscans, the Celts, and the Carthaginians led by Hannibal.

A book of Greek Legends such as, The Gorgon's Head, The Great Hero, The Golden Fleece, and many others.

Recreates the public buildings, temples, shops, and houses of ancient Athens and Rome, providing a window through which to look at the development of the cities and their architecture, and to discuss various aspects of daily life, including religion, food, drama, games, food, culture, and entertainment.

Text and illustrations describe a typical Roman army fort along Hadrian's Wall.

Recreates the public buildings, temples, shops, and houses of ancient Athens and Rome, providing a window through which to look at the development of the cities and their architecture, and to discuss various aspects of daily life, including religion, food, drama, games, food, culture, and entertainment.

Examines the military organization, armour and weapons of ancient Greek civilization during the bronze age, the age of the city-states and the age of Alexander.

Draws from archaeological findings to trace the early career of Roman soldier Tiberius Claudius Maximus, the man credited with hunting down Rome's greatest enemy, Decebalus, and provides information about life as a Roman foot soldier.