Books with author Hazel Martell

Integrating the discoveries of archaeologists, anthropologists, and historians with detailed maps and colorful reconstructions of daily life, an informative look at ancient history examines the early civilizations of China, the Middle East, Africa, Oceania, and more.

Accompanied by lavish illustrations and detailed maps, an enthralling guide to the history , geography, and culture of the ancient world spans the first villages in China to the early civilizations of Oceania and Africa, and includes an essential chronology and a glossary. 12,000 first printing.

Amply illustrated in full color with atmospheric maps and detailed reconstructions of everyday life, this marvelous resource explores the geography, culture and history of the ancient world. A comparative chronology helps readers contrast and compare each civilization. Includes a glossary and a map of the major archaeological sites.

Discusses life among the Anasazi Indians at the Mesa Verde site in Colorado between 550 and 1300

Discusses food, farming, fishing, hunting, drinking, cooking, and feasts among the Vikings

Explores the history of the world from 1500 to 1650, an active period which included the Renaissance in Europe, European explorations among the ancient empires of Africa and South America, and the decline of the Mogul Empire in India.

A history of the ancient Celtic civilization, its rich culture, and its people includes see-through plastic overlays that reveal the inside of a tribesman's homestead, a noblewoman's and a prince's tombs, a broch tower, and a Celtic Christian monastery

Provides information about life in Viking times, examining the history, culture, daily life, and explorations of the Vikings

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Providing an insight into the history of the British Isles, this series is designed specifically to meet the demands of children ages 7-12. This title covers the Celts and is illustrated with photographs, maps, and diagrams.

Describes how archaeologists and historians are able to reconstruct the ancient past, and surveys the civilizations of Egypt, India, Greece, Rome, the Middle East, Europe, Africa, and the Americas

Introduces the basic concept of biology and the advances and innovations made in recent history, including work on the human body, botany, evolution, and ecology.