The Encyclopedia Of The Ancient World: How People Lived In The Stone Age, Ancient Egypt, Ancient Greece & The Roman Empire by Richard Tames, Charlotte Hurdman, Philip Steele

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The Encyclopedia Of The Ancient World: How People Lived In The Stone Age, Ancient Egypt, Ancient Greece & The Roman Empire
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Richard Tames, Charlotte Hurdman, Philip Steele

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The Encyclopedia Of The Ancient World: How People Lived In The Stone Age, Ancient Egypt, Ancient Greece & The Roman Empire

Richard Tames, Charlotte Hurdman, Philip Steele

256 pages • hardcover • 6 editions

nonfiction history reference challenging informative reflective medium-paced

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Step into two million years of human history and explore the wonders of the ancient world. Discover how hunters became farmers during the Stone Age. Marvel at the birth of European civilisation in Ancient Greece and find out how one small city bec...

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