Living in the Ancient World

Los cinco volúmenes de Living in the Ancient World explora los diferentes períodos ideales a lo largo de la historia, examinando todos los aspectos de la vida cotidiana en todos los estratos de la sociedad, de ricos a pobres, de los alimentos a la agricultura, de las maniobras militares a las creencias religiosas. Estos libros ilustrados se centran en los ciclos de la agricultura y el comercio, el matrimonio y la vida familiar, la educación y el entretenimiento en el mundo antiguo. Ideales para un mayor conocimiento de la sociedad que vivia en esas epocas, y una ayuda genial para enriquecer los detalles de nuestras partidas.

Living in the Ancient World Living in Ancient Mesopotamia Living in Ancient Mesopotamia covers the period from 4000 BCE (Sumer) and 1000 to 500 BCE (Assyria and Babylonia). It examines the day-to-day lives of ancient Mesopotamians, from kings and priests to slaves. The structures of the family and government are explained, as well as the effects on Mesopotamian law of several major rulers. Particular attention is paid to the contribution of Sumerian culture, including the plow, the pottery wheel, copper and bronze smithing, writing, and mathematics. With timelines, maps, detailed photography, and full-color illustrations, Living in Ancient Mesopotamia is an engaging reference for young adults that brings the ancient world to life. Chapters include: The Sumerians Creating Order The Age of Super-States New Babylonia.

Living in the Ancient World Living in Ancient Egypt Living in Ancient Egypt covers the period from 3000 BCE to 145 BCE, focusing on a time set later in the pharaonic era. It examines the day-to-day lives of ancient Egyptians, from the high priestly caste to the ranks of solider to peasant farms and slaves. Methods of farming, cooking, and building are explained, as well as the structure of Egyptian government and society, influencing law, education, and family. Particular attention is paid to the Egyptian gods, as well as to the temples, tombs, and pyramids for which ancient Egyptian cultures is so well-known. With timelines, maps, detailed photography, and full-color illustrations, Living in Ancient Egypt is an engaging reference for young adults that brings the ancient world to life. Chapters include: Nile —Giver of Life Government and Society A Working Life A Land Ruled by Gods.

Living in the Ancient World Living in Ancient Greece Living in Ancient Greece covers the period from 2600 BCE to 146 BCE, focusing on the classical era of Pericles. It examines the day-to-day lives of ancient Greeks, from the aristoi and soldiers to the Metics and slaves. Methods of farming, fishing, and cooking are explained, as well as the structure of the Greek family and society. Particular attention is paid to the myths, religious rites, politics, sciences, and arts that distinguish Greek society. With timelines, maps, detailed photography, and full-color illustrations, Living in Ancient Greece is an engaging reference for young adults that brings the ancient world to life. Chapters include: Land of Gods and Heroes Living off Land and Sea The Greeks at Home and Work Peace and War Culture and Science.

Living in the Ancient World Living in Ancient Rome Living in Ancient Rome covers the period from 753 BCE to 476 CE, focusing on a time set during the reign of Emperor Hadrian. It examines the day-to-day lives of ancient Romans, from the senatorial order to the plebeians and slaves. The structures of government and society are explained, as well as the relationships between families and family members. Particular attention is paid to the contribution of Roman society, including the Roman calendar, aqueducts, coinage, and new craft and building techniques. With timelines, maps, detailed photography, and full-color illustrations, Living in Ancient Rome is an engaging reference for young adults that brings the ancient world to life. Chapters include: The Roman Family at Home A Working Life Economy and Roman Law Religion and Relaxation.

Living in the Ancient World Living in the Middle Ages Living in the Middle Ages covers the period from 800 CE to 1500 CE, focusing on two epochs set in 1100 CE and 1450 CE. It examines the day-to-day lives of medieval Europeans across all levels of pre-Norman and feudal society, from barons and bishops to serfs. The feudal system is explained, as well as the various jobs and relationships of people from different classes. A description of the basic structure of a typical castle is provided, in addition to details of its maintenance and management. The growth of the town and the rise of the middle class are also discussed, as well as the social developments that accompanied both. With timelines, maps, detailed photography, and full-color illustrations, Living in the Middle Ages is an engaging reference for young adults that brings the ancient world to life. Chapters include: Working for the Overlord —the Peasant Life in the Castle The Power of the Church Life in a Medieval Town.

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