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Celts
Hazel Mary Martell
Paperback (Cherrytree Books, Jan. 1, 2020)Celts focuses on life during the Iron Age period when the Celts dominated much of Europe before the rise of the Roman Empire. The book looks at their way of life, their arts and crafts, trade and transport, religion, food and entertainment. It also includes a map of the Celtic tribes of Europe.
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Roman Britain
Felicity Hebditch
Paperback (Cherrytree Books, Jan. 1, 2020)The Romans built roads and towns, introduced new plants and methods of farming, and changed the face of Britain forever. The legacy of the Romans lives on today in the English language, the British landscape, and in the Roman remains that survive today in places such as York and Bath.
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Stuarts
Anne Millard
Hardcover (Evans Brothers Ltd, )None
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Anglo-Saxons
Margaret Sharman
Paperback (Evans Brothers, Sept. 1, 2003)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 invasion of the Anglos-Saxons and is illustrated with photographs, maps, and diagrams.
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Britain Since 1930
Stewart Ross
Paperback (Evans Brothers, Sept. 1, 2003)This series provides an insight into the history of the British Isles. Each book is illustrated with photographs, maps, and diagrams.
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Victorian Britain
Margaret Sharman
Paperback (Evans Brothers Ltd, May 26, 1995)Book by Sharman, Margaret
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Victorians
Margaret Sharman
Paperback (Evans Brothers, Feb. 1, 2001)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 focuses on Victorian Britain and is illustrated with photographs, maps and diagrams.
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The Tudors
Felicity Hebditch
Paperback (Evans Brothers Ltd, July 16, 1995)None
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Roman Britain
Felicity Hebditch
Paperback (Evans Brothers, Sept. 1, 2003)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 life in Roman Britain, and is illustrated with photographs, maps, and diagrams.
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Roman Britain
Felicity Hebditch
Paperback (Evans Brothers Ltd, April 1, 1996)The Romans built roads and towns, introduced new plants and methods of farming, and changed the face of Britain forever. The legacy of the Romans lives on today in the English language, the British landscape, and in the Roman remains that survive today in places such as York and Bath.
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Home, Family & Everyday Life through the Ages
John Haywood
Paperback (Southwater, Dec. 16, 2008)Investigate how essential aspects of everyday life have evolved over 10,000 years in different societies around the world. This book is both stimulating and educational, with projects to intensify the learning experience. Learn how to build a Roman villa, bake Egyptian cakes, erect an ancient Arctic tent, and fashion an Inuit igloo. Stirring fact-packed text and over 200 beautiful illustrations make this vivid history an ideal accompaniment to school work, or a perfect additional learning tool at home for children aged 8-12 years.
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