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This exciting book is filled with stories and facts you have never heard before. It invites readers to uncover the mysteries of the Great Pyramid and read the fascinating stories behind the construction of wonders such as the Colossus of Rhodes and the Hanging Gardens of Babylon. Complete with "Word Wizards," fact files, and amazing information about the wonders that did not make the final list, this volume is a must-have for your very own library.

Author: Robert Frederick (Publisher)

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Anastasia's Album brings history to life by compiling the actual personal letters, diaries, and photographs of Grand Duchess Anastasia Romanov. Fondly remembered by her tutor as the "imp of the house," Anastasia's lively personality shines through her cozy family tradition of scrapbooking and hand-coloring black-and-white snapshots. Compiled by Canadian historian Hugh Brewster from long-hidden Moscow state archives, this book traces her journey from a happy childhood in glittering palaces to her family's final exile. Filled with original photographs and her own childhood artwork, it offers an authentic portrait of her remarkable life.

Author: Hugh Brewster

**Note: Small patch of old price-sticker residue on the front cloth board under the jacket. Otherwise in excellent condition.

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This engaging educational volume brings the world of the pharaohs to life by pairing rich historical insights with entertaining look-and-find puzzle challenges on every page spread. Young historians will explore detailed, full-color panoramic illustrations—from the construction of the Great Pyramids and busy Nile trade ports to royal palaces, mummification workshops, and grand funeral processions. While learning about Queen Hatshepsut, sacred tombs, and ancient burial customs, children are challenged to hunt for hidden objects, count golden artifacts, and spot humorous historical anomalies (like finding objects that belong to a pirate hidden in a pharaoh's court!). Great for visual learners, school history projects, or homeschooling.

Author: Scott Barker

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The Looting of the Iraq Museum, Baghdad: The Lost Legacy of Ancient Mesopotamia documents the April 2003 destruction and theft of priceless antiquities spanning 10,000 years of human history. Published in 2005 by Harry N. Abrams, Inc., this volume traces the history of ancient Mesopotamia from prehistory to the advent of Islam through chapters written by international archaeologists. Lavishly illustrated with 190 color photographs, the book reconstructs the museum's lost collection—including famous artifacts like the Warka Vase, the Akkadian Victory Stela, and the Nimrud Gold. A vital record of archaeology, history, and cultural preservation.

Author: Edited By: Milbry Polk & Angela M. H. Schuster

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Embark on the ultimate global journey with The Michael Palin Collection—a special omnibus volume gathering six complete BBC travelogues by beloved adventurer Michael Palin: Around the World in 80 Days, Pole to Pole, Full Circle, Hemingway Adventure, Sahara, and Himalaya. From scorching desert dunes and frozen polar ice to mountain treks across 17 countries, Palin pairs his signature warmth and sharp humor with vivid global storytelling. Richly illustrated throughout with brilliant full-color photography by Basil Pao and Fraser Barber, this single volume covers Palin's most famous BBC expeditions, making it an essential armchair companion for nature, culture, and geography lovers.

Author: Michael Palin

**Note: The box shows mild scuffing and edge-wear, but is structurally sound. The books are in very good to excellent condition. 

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Unearth the hidden lore of the UK's dynamic capital with I Never Knew That About London by Christopher Winn. Published by Ebury Press, this enthralling miscellany guides readers through 2,000 years of urban history. Discover fascinating, lesser-known stories behind architectural milestones, from ancient Roman walls and Tudor palaces to the world's first underwater tunnels, the biggest dome, and the loftiest church. This gorgeous hardcover edition is richly illustrated, beautifully pairing vivid color photographs with delicate pen and ink drawings. Packed with historical snippets and witty trivia, it is the ultimate companion guide for travel enthusiasts, history buffs, and Anglophiles alike.

Author: Christopher Winn

**Note: There are two tears on the dustjacket at the back, however, the book is in excellent condition, thus the overall very good rating. 

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This engaging educational volume brings the Middle Ages to life by combining rich historical facts with entertaining look-and-find puzzle challenges on every page spread. Young readers will explore detailed, full-color illustrations of European fortresses, jousting tournaments, and villages under siege while hunting for hidden objects, counting shields, and spotting historical anomalies (like items that wouldn't have existed in medieval times). Tracing castle life from layout defenses to daily activities inside the great hall, this interactive treasury is an exceptional tool for keeping visual learners and primary school students highly engaged during history projects or homeschooling lessons. 

Author: Scott Barker

**The cover edges are scuffed, but the contents is in excellent condition. 

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Get ready... to retire from your life as a soldier. As a loyal subject of the lord you have served for many years, you have become his castle jailer. You are about to enter a medieval dungeon.

It's Horrible!

Top Tips from Experts: • Make friends with castle guards and night watchmen – you will need their help if a prisoner escapes. • Make your prisoners pay to see their visitors – it's a good way to get rich! • Use your knowledge to advise builders on how to create secure prisons.

Great for homeschooling and school history projects!

Author: Fiona MacDonald

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