Books published by publisher British Museum Pubns Ltd

The full and complete text of Beatrix Potter's world-famous and universally loved Tale of Peter Rabbit faithfully translated and transcribed page for page into the hieroglyphic script of an Egyptian of the Middle Kingdom and illustrated with all the original colour artwork by the author herself. Based on the official centenary edition published in 2002, the translation combines the familiar face of the original with the British Museum's world-renowned expertise and scholarship.

Jewellery was an integral part of ancient Egyptian culture, worn for both decorative and symbolic purposes. Nearly everyone wore some kind of jewellery - men, women and children, kings, queens and common people alike. This kit contains the necessary components to make a range of Egyptian jewellery including earrings, necklaces and bracelets. The accompanying book provides step-by-step instructions and clear easy-to-follow diagrams. The beads have been researched to provide the most authentic reproduction of ancient faience and the kit also includes a specially designed jewellery-making tool.

Ancient Egypt is the most popular and famous of all the cultures of the ancient world. This fun colouring book includes pictures to colour of every aspect of Egypt: mummies, pharaohs, hieroglyphic writing, families, kings and queens, scenes of farming and everyday life, gods and goddesses, real animals and mythical beasts, and people from countries neighbouring Egypt. Each picture is clearly and accurately drawn by expert illustrators working for the British Museum, and is accompanied by a brief explanatory caption. For the first time these drawings have been brought together in one bumper book of colouring fun.

A reference to the gods and and goddesses of classical antiquity, compiled for use by both children and adults. The Romans adopted and worshipped many of the Greek pantheon and the dictionary names and describes the deities in their Roman forms. It also highlights other important supernatural beings, such as the Muses, Fates and Furies. All entries are cross-referred in alphabetical order.