Celtic Myths and Legends

Refugees

The Encyclopedia of the Ancient Americas: Step into the World of the Inuit, native American, Aztec, Maya and Inca Peoples

A Viking Town (Spectacular Visual Guide)

A 16th Century Mosque (Spectacular Visual Guides)

Step Into the Aztec & Maya Worlds

Women in Ancient Rome (The Other Half of History)

A Medieval Monastery

In 'The Aztec and Maya Worlds' by Fiona Macdonald, readers are taken on an educational journey through the ancient civilizations of the Aztecs and Mayas. The book explores the rich history, culture, religion, and daily life of these Mesoamerican peoples. It delves into their achievements in architecture, art, mathematics, and astronomy, highlighting their sophisticated calendars and monumental structures like pyramids and temples. The narrative also discusses the eventual decline of these civilizations due to various factors, including European conquest. Through engaging text and illustrative visuals, the book serves as an informative passport to the past, offering a comprehensive overview of two of the most fascinating pre-Columbian societies.

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Celtic Myths and Legends

Fiona Macdonald, 2013

Refugees

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The Encyclopedia of the Ancient Americas: Step into the World of the Inuit, native American, Aztec, Maya and Inca Peoples

Fiona Macdonald, Philip Steele, Jen Green, 2000

A Viking Town (Spectacular Visual Guide)

Mark Bergin, Fiona Macdonald, 1995

A 16th Century Mosque (Spectacular Visual Guides)

Mark Bergin, Fiona Macdonald, 1994

Step Into the Aztec & Maya Worlds

Fiona Macdonald, 1998

Women in Ancient Rome (The Other Half of History)

Fiona Macdonald, 2000

A Medieval Monastery

Fiona Macdonald, 1996