Describes cities, covering a time span of 8000 years, which have been excavated or restored, and speculates on the civilization of each as evidenced by what remains.

Secret Cities

Mike, Corbishley

Teen & Young Adult

Evans Brothers

Children's Books

History

Puffin

The Celts Activity Book

1994 Staple bound edition of The Celts Activity Mike Corbishley 16 pages 11.5" x 8.25" This book includes: Who were the Celts?, Celtic Warriors, Make Your Own Helmet, Celtic Life, Cooking and Eating, Celtics Clothes and Jewelry, Celtic Art, Celtic Religion, Animals, Druids, and Romans, After The Celts. Throughout the book are related activities. The backcover has a board game in which you need counters and a dice.

Thames&Hudson

The Medieval World (Timelink)

Hamlyn young books

The Assyrians Activity Book

British Museum Pubns Ltd

The Celts Activity Book (British Museum Activity Books)

British Museum Press

British Museum Activity Books: Prehistoric Britain

Each book in this series looks at everyday things through the incredible micro-photography now available with the development of electron microscopes. This book examines the methods being used in the dating of artefacts today and how this is changing our knowledge of the past.

Detecting the Past (Through the Microscope)

Franklin Watts Ltd

Looks at what life was like in Roman times by focusing on photographs of surviving artefacts, describing what they were used for and how they have survived.

Roman Times

World

Watts Pub Group

Did the Romans go to the doctor? Did the Egyptians have families like ours? Did the Greeks eat out? Addressing these and other questions, the books in this series help children to explore what is known about civilizations of the past and to draw conclusions from the evidence available.

What Do We Know About the Romans?

Macdonald Young Bk H/B Hodder

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