Roman Villa
Roman Villa by Gillian Clements, published by Watts in 2004, is an informative exploration of various villas across the Roman Empire. This edition, written in English and spanning 30 pages, utilizes illustrations alongside text to delve into the construction of villas, the individuals responsible for their building, and the lifestyle within these structures. The book also highlights the evolution of these aspects over time, making it a valuable resource for young readers.
Readers will find a detailed examination of Roman architecture and daily life, tailored for ages 8 to 11. The engaging illustrations complement the informative narrative, providing insights into historical contexts and changes throughout the Roman period. This book is designed to align with the National Curriculum, making it a suitable educational tool for children interested in history.
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Looks at a variety of villas across the Roman Empire. This book uses illustrations and an informative text to explore how a villa was built, who built it, and what life in a villa was like. It also gives a sense of how these things changed over time. It is suitable for ages 8 to 11.
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