Found!: Iron Age
Found!: Iron Age by Anita Ganeri, published by Hachette Children’s Group on April 26, 2022, is a 32-page exploration of significant archaeological discoveries from the Iron Age. This book presents thirteen notable finds that illuminate the lives of the Celts and the broader context of the Iron Age. Readers will learn about various objects, including stone, metal, pottery, and wooden artifacts, and how these items provide insights into the culture, tools, and daily life of this historical period.
In this edition, readers will uncover the stories behind these remarkable finds and their relevance to contemporary life. The book is designed for young readers aged 9 and above, particularly those studying history topics at Key Stage 2. Through engaging narratives, Found!: Iron Age connects the past with the present, making it a valuable resource for understanding ancient European history and the significance of archaeological discoveries.
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Uncover the fascinating stories of thirteen Iron Age finds.
What’s the first Iron Age object you can think of? Did you know that thousands of stone, metal, pottery and wooden objects have been found from this time in human history? All of these objects can tell us a lot about the Celts and the Iron Age. We know about the animals they farmed, the the tools and weapons they used and we know about their everyday life and culture from the remains they left behind. All over Britain, Iron Age artefacts have been Found!. Uncover the stories of thirteen incredible finds, what they can tell us about life back then and how they might relate to your life today.
Found! is a series of six books that span British archaeological finds from the Stone, Bronze and Iron Ages, Roman Britain, the Viking Age and the Anglo Saxons. Ideal for readers aged 9+ studying history topics at Key Stage 2.
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