antiquities

An illustrated guide to the fossils found in North America that describes how fossils were used for medicine, hunting, magic, and spells by early Americans.

An illustrated examination of the Inca city of Machu Picchu in the Andes from an engineering perspective, discussing city planning, hydrology, hydraulic engineering, drainage infrastructure, agriculture, building foundations and stone walls, and construction methods. Includes cultural background on the Inca, and a walking tour.

Nineteen Caribbean specialists profile the native people of the Caribbean region, discussing their social organization, religion, language, lifestyle, and cultural contributions.

Provides an introduction to Andean art and architecture and includes examples and discussions on the art of the Chavin, Paracas, Moche, Chimu, and Incan cultures.

Explores the origins and history of the statues of Easter Island. Studies archeological discoveries on the island, and offers a new view of the culture that once inhabited the island.

Though more than 2,000 years old, the iconic Roman Colosseum is still one of the largest and most magnificent stadiums ever built.

A program of doing, discussing, sharing, singing, and celebrating. It is an experiental learning program designed for grades 1-6 but can be used at any level.

Relive history by following in the footsteps of the Spanish Conquistadors in New Mexico and Arizona.