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?

Mike, Corbishley

Macdonald Young Bk H/B Hodder

Dangerous Animals (Discoveries)

Punnett, R.M.

Colour photographs and artwork illustrate a title from the series HOT AND COLD PLACES, which compares and contrasts clothes and accessories worn by people around the world, explaining the reasons why certain styles are influenced by climate and available materials.

Clothes in Hot and Cold Places (Hot & Cold)

Simon Crisp

A title from the FOOD AND FEASTS series, which looks at the types of food that were popular in ancient Rome. Includes ancient Roman recipes, and is illustrated with colour and black and white photographs.

Food and Feasts in Ancient Rome (Food and Feasts)

History

STEELE, PHILIP

World

A look at foods that were available and popular in Tudor times describing the way food was produced, preserved, cooked and served. A title from the FOOD AND FEASTS series, with recipes, colour and black and white photographs and artwork, a glossary, further reading list and an index.

Food and Feasts in Tudor Times (Food and Feasts)

Richard Balkwill

Europe

Colour and black and white transparencies illustrate a title from the new STEPPING THROUGH HISTORY series, a chronicle of the history of money from the bartering system to the money markets of today, showing differences in development around the world. Suitable for National Curriculum Key Stage 2.

Stepping Through History: Money (Stepping Through History)

Sikhism (World Religions)

A guide to the founding and teachings of Sikhism, showing how Sikhs in India and Western countries base their lives on the teachings of ten Gurus. Illustrated in colour, a new title in the WORLD RELIGIONS series, suitable for National Curriculum Key Stages 2/3.

Kaur-Singh, Kanwaljit

In the HISTORY FROM PHOTOGRAPHS series. Double page spreads compare photographs from the past and present, with two levels of text suitable for National Curriculum Key Stage 1.

In the Street (History from Photographs)

Kath Cox

The latest title in the SIMPLE SCIENCE series deals in a light-hearted way with skeletons and movement, aided by artwork and simple experiments. Suitable for the National Curriculum Science Key Stage 1.

Skeletons and Movement (Simple Science)

Maria Gordon

Rocks and Soils (Simple Science)

Science & Math

Agricultural Sciences

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