to 146 b.c

Describes the rise to power of ancient Greece, its glorious empire, its civilization, and its eventual decline.

Maps, charts, illustrations, and text trace the history and culture of ancient Greece.

Describes aspects of life in ancient Greece including the theater, government, religion, and domestic life. Also presents a portrait of life in Athens.

Describes the life and times of ancient Greece through two stories about residents of Athens and Sparta in which the reader chooses the plot lines.

A history of Greece from 2000 B.C. to 300 B.C. including the customs, philosophy, science, military, trade, and government.

Describes the land, history, and civilization of ancient Greece.

Presents a retelling of Homer's classic Greek epic of Helen, Queen of Sparta, who is taken by Paris, a Trojan prince, inaugurating the Trojan War and is written for the fifth through eighth-grade classroom.

Young Josh, Emma, and Libby Binkerton try to travel into the future but end up in ancient Greece instead, learning about Greek culture, and soon their temporal trip turns chaotic when Libby takes a chariot for a ride.