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Illuminates how the ancient Greeks were able to realize groundbreaking and unique engineering innovations such as The Palace of Knossos, the Theatre of Epidaurus, the Colossus of Rhodes, the Lost City of Atlantis, and the Parthenon. Also includes two addtional features.

Although Undine is excited about leaving Tasmania for a trip to see her father in Greece, she is also conflicted about using the magic that wells up inside her and confused about her personal relationships, including the one with her best friend Trout.

A young man chooses to join the Spartan army, and just as he grows accustomed to his new way of life he is forced to fight in the battle of Thermopylae where all of his fellow soldiers are killed, and he is the only man left to carry on the Spartan traditions.

Presents a children's study on the history and culture of Ancient Greece and includes information on the land and people, their governmental system, city states and wars, Alexander the Great, and the legacy of arts and culture.

Examines the career of Alexander III of Macedonia, analyzing ancient sources to determine the truth about the legendary king's accomplishments, and discussing his military and political prowess, intellect, and personal characteristics.

Short excerpts written in the form of postcards describe different places in Greece and the activities of the people who live there.