Landmarks from the Past
“Landmarks from the Past” by Gillian Clegg, published by Wayland in 1994, is a 44-page exploration of historic landmarks in Britain, spanning various periods of British history and prehistory. This book examines how these sites provide insights into the lives of people from the past, offering a comprehensive overview suitable for readers interested in archaeology and British and Irish history.
Readers will find practical suggestions for projects and guidance on reading, making, and understanding maps. The content is tailored for an intermediate audience, particularly those in junior secondary education, making it a valuable resource for students and educators alike. Through its informative approach, the book aims to enhance understanding of historical contexts and the significance of landmarks in shaping our knowledge of history.
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Looks at a wide range of historic landmarks in Britain, from all periods of British history and prehistory, explaining how they can tell us about people’s lives in the past. Also includes suggestions for practical projects and information on reading, making and understanding maps. Suggested level: intermediate, junior secondary.
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