Ancient History Coloring Book Collection

Tutankhamun, Egyptian boy-king from 3,000 years ago, became an instant celebrity with the surprise discovery of his unplundered tomb in 1922. Discovered by archaeologist Howard Carter, Tut's burial site contained furniture, jewelry, sculpture, and other rare and beautiful objects, as well as the mummy itself, adorned with a golden death mask.

No one could have predicted the marvels of art, literature, science, and philosophy that Greece would produce from 550 to 300 BC. But many of those accomplishments are represented in this well-researched historical coloring book. The collection includes more than 40 expertly rendered illustrations depicting many aspects of Greek life and culture: the building of the Parthenon, a performance of Oedipus Rex, the Olympian games, the trial of Socrates, a torchlight wedding procession, Aristotle tutoring the young Alexander of Macedonia, and many more. With an introduction and detailed captions for each illustration, the Life in Ancient Greece Coloring Book by John Green offers a fun way to learn about how life was lived 2,500 years ago in the cradle of Western civilization. Check out the Life in Ancient Rome coloring book for another interactive learning experience for your student.

Customs, traditions, and activities of daily life in ancient Mexico—revealed in 41 authentically detailed drawings. This education coloring book features dramatic scenes of mysterious religious rites, warriors in battle, depictions of Mayan sculptors at work, astronomers taking sightings, an Aztec wedding, panoramic views of cities, and much more accompanied by descriptive captions. Learn about pre-Columbian cultures with the Life in Ancient Mexico coloring book. Be sure to check out the Life In Old Japan coloring book if you would like to learn about another civilization.

At the peak of its power, the Roman Empire stretched thousands of miles in all directions: north to England, west to Spain, east to Armenia, and south to Egypt. The growth, development, and cultural achievements of that magnificent civilization are brought to life by the artist John Green in this exciting and fact-filled coloring book.

Learn about old Japanese culture with more than 40 handsome, ready-to-color illustrations depicting samurai warriors, the imperial villa at Kyoto, a Shinto shrine, a tea ceremony, a Noh play, a typical city street, a restaurant, music makers, and more. The Life in Old Japan coloring book features an introduction and detailed captions that describe Japanese culture and provide detailed information on art, government, costume, and daily life.

Writes smooth with quick-drying, gel ink. Includes 12 pens with durable tips for general writing & coloring.