Children's Ancient World Encyclopedia
By K. M. Santon and Fiona Waters
Travel through 30,000 years, uncovering ancient secrets and surprising hands-on ways to bring history alive.
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What is Children's Ancient World Encyclopedia about?
Embark on an exciting journey through 30,000 years of human history with the 'Children's Ancient World Encyclopedia'. This captivating book explores ancient civilisations such as the Stone Age, Ancient Egypt, Greece, Rome, the Aztecs, Maya, Incas, China, and Japan. Packed with over 3,000 vivid photographs, illustrations, and maps, it brings the past to life. Engage in 120 hands-on projects like building a model pyramid or preparing a Stone Age meal, making history both fun and interactive.
About the author
Fiona Waters is a much-loved author and anthologist who has shared her passion for poetry and stories with children all over the world. She is well known for collecting and editing wonderful poetry books, including 'I Like This Poem' and 'A Treasury of Animal Poems'. Fiona loves inspiring young readers to enjoy the magic of words and verse.
Pages
223 pages
Reading age
Junior (8-13)
This edition
2009
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