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Ancient Egypt / Shuter, Jane 2001  Book
Shuter, Jane Book
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Publication Great Britain, Heinemann Library, 2001.
Description 32pSky Blue Spine
Series Explore History
Summary/Abstract Covers the period from the unification of Upper and Lower Egypt in about 3100 BC to the time of the Roman invasion of Egypt. It explores what we can find out about Egypt from what has survived.
Contents What do we already know about ancient Egypt? What can we learn about ancient Egypt from one object? What does the landscape tell us about life in ancient Egypt? How much of the life of ancient Egypt depended on the Nile? What objects survive from the time of the ancient Egyptians? What do objects that have survived tell us about farming in ancient Egypt? What do objects that have survived tell us about food in ancient Egypt? What do buildings that have survived tell us about ancient Egypt? What does writing and art that has survived tell us about ancient Egypt? What does technology that has survived tell us about ancient Egypt? What did the ancient Egyptians believe about life after death? What can we learn about ancient Egypt from what has survived? Timeline Glossary Index
Standard Number 0431102066 Hb.
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ID:   007052


Britain Since 1930 / Shuter, Jane 2001  Book
Shuter, Jane Book
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Publication Great Britain, Heinemann Library, 2001.
Description 32pLight Blue Spine
Series Explore History
Summary/Abstract Each double-page spread poses a question about an aspect of history and then answers it with the help of written and pictorial primary sources. Explores the effects of the Second World War on children, including topics such as Blitz and evacuation, and looks at the changes that have taken place in British life since the end of the war.
Contents What was it like for children in the Second World War? What was the Second World War? What was the Blitz? Why were children evacuated? What was it like to be an evacuee? What did people eat during the war? In what other ways might the war have affected people? What were children's experiences of the war? What has been done since to prevent another world war? How has life in Britain changed since 1948? How can we begin to find out about change since the Second World War? What are the changes in work and home life since 1948? When did these change happen? What are the changes in technology and popular culture since 1948? When did these change happen? What are the changes in Britain's population since 1948? When did these change happen? What links and connections can we make between the changes in British life since 1948? Timeline Glossary Index
Standard Number 0431102163 Pb.
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Prehistoric peoples / Brooks, Philip 2008  Book
Brooks, Philip Book
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Publication Great Britain, Southwater, 2008.
Description 64pLigth Green Spine
Series Explore History
Summary/Abstract Discover the prehistoric world and find out what it was like to live through the Stone, Bronze and Iron Ages, and how the first settled communities grew up.
Contents Finding the evidence The toolmakers The coming of fire The spread of the Hominids Neandethals Wise man The first Europeans The Ice age Images of the Ice age The first Australians Early Americans The thaw begins A better food supply Rock paintings The first farmers Plants and animals The coming of trade Pots and potters European settlements Asian communities The Americas Hunting and gathering The first metalworkers Megaliths Lake villages The Iron age Birth of civilizationn Glossary
Standard Number 1844769494X Pb.
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Roman, Anglo-Saxons and Vikings in Britain / Middleton, Haydn 2001  Book
Middleton, Haydn Book
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Publication Great Britain, Heinemann Library, 2001.
Description 32pSky Blue Spine
Series Explore History
Summary/Abstract Covers the period from the Roman Invasion in AD 43 to the Norman Conquest of 1066, with particular emphasis on the Romans.
Contents Why do people move away from where they were born? Who invaded and settled in Britain a long time ago? A Roman case study - How do we know about the Romans and Celts? Who was Boudicca? What happened in AD 60? How did the Romans change Britain when they settled here? An Anglo-Saxon case study - How was the grave at Sutton Hoo discovered? What was life like at the time the person in the grave was alike? How did the Romans change Britain when they settled here? What we found out about who was buried in the Sutton Hoo grave? A Viking case study - Why did the Vikings travel from their homelands and where did they go? When did the Vikings come to Britain to raid and to stay? What evidence is there that the Vikings settled in Britain? Timeline Glossary Index
Standard Number 0431102007 Hb.
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Science and technology / Farndon, John 2000  Book
Farndon, John Book
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Publication Great Britain, Southwater, 2000.
Description 64pGrey Spine
Series Explore History
Summary/Abstract Traces the evolution of scientific thought and amazing breakthroughs, from the discoveries of the ancient Greeks to the microchip.
Contents Introduction Inventing Mathematics Star gazing The first scientist Roman engineers Where and when The great anatomists The moving earth Force and motion Atoms and matter Factory and furnace The charged world Steam powet The story of lfe On the road Off the ground Rays and radiation Space and time The big universe Miracle cures Nuclear power Lifeplan The power of the processor Space age Instant contact Artificial materials Life changing Glossary
Standard Number 9781844765591 Pb.
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Tudor World / Middleton, Haydn 2001  Book
Middleton, Haydn Book
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Publication Great Britain, Heinemann Library, 2001.
Description 32pLight Blue Spine
Series Explore History
Summary/Abstract Tudor World covers the period from the beginning of the Tudorperiod in 1485 to the death of Elizabeth I in 1603.
Contents Why did Henry VIII marry six times? How many times did Henry VIII marry? What was Henry VIII like a person? What did Henry VIII do all day? Why did Henry divorce Catherine of Aragon? Did marrying Anne Boleyn or Jane Seymour solve Henry's problems? Why did the marriage to Anne of Cleves fail? Why did Henry marry Catherine Howard and Catherine Parr? What were the differences between the lives of rich and poor people of Tudor times? How did money affect people's lives? How comfortable were the lives of rich Tudor people? What can inventions tell us about the lives of people at this time? What was life like for poor people in Tudor times? How different were the lives of rich and poor people? Timeline Glossary Index
Standard Number 0431102031 Hb.
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