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32 pp.
| Stargazer
| January, 2010
|
LibraryISBN 978-1-59604-205-6$27.10
(4)
4-6
All About Ancient Peoples series.
Each volume includes information on geography, language and literature, science, history, society, and artistic endeavors. Though the spreads are somewhat busy, the organization is clear, with color-coded text boxes and icons to tie each paragraph back to the main theme. The books contain photographs of archaeological sites and artifacts, maps, and other illustrations. Timeline. Glos., ind. Review covers these All About Ancient Peoples titles: Ancient Greeks, The Egyptians, The Romans, The Vikings, and Aztecs and Incas.
64 pp.
| Raintree
| September, 1998
|
LibraryISBN 0-8172-5125-1$$27.12
(4)
4-6
Ancient World series.
In overcrowded layouts, wordy texts vie for space with photographs of ancient artifacts. Ultimately, the photos of Roman ruins, African sculptures, and Greek architecture prove most interesting. The texts present overviews of the politics, society, art, and religions of the various civilizations. Though informative, the writing is dull. Time lines are included. Bib., glos., ind.