The Usborne Internet-linked Encyclopedia of the Roman World

This comprehensive encyclopedia offers a detailed look into the Roman world, covering its origins, the Republic, the growth of the empire, and its eventual fall. It delves into all aspects of Roman life, from daily routines to grand architecture, warfare, and governance. Designed for children aged 4-11, it features engaging text, detailed cutaway illustrations of Roman buildings, and unique internet links to recommended websites, making it an interactive and educational resource for young history enthusiasts. It's perfect for school projects or simply satisfying a child's curiosity about ancient civilizations.

This volume traces the history of the Romans, from their origins in the hills around Rome, through the founding of the Republic, the growth of the empire and its eventual decline and fall. All aspects of life are covered. There are cutaways of Roman buildings, and recommended Web sites.