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Cotswold Edge Book Store
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Cotswolds
Fiction
Ghosts/Supernatural
History
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Childrens History Books
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On
the Mayflower : Voyage of the Ship's...
"wouldn't it be fun to be a pilgrim ?"
An accurate, histrical representation of the time on the Mayflower, day
to day living on board the ship from a child's perspective.
Highly Reccomend
Ages 4-8
Paperback - 40 pages (October 1999) |
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History
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Time
Team's Timechester
This book is centred
around an innovative idea. It follows the development of the imaginary
British town of Timechester from prehistory to the modern age, taking
as its inspiration the wide variety of British towns which have hosted
Time Team digs. As you turn the pages you will see the town grow and change,
yet still with some elements remaining. The Team provide a commentary
on the gradual development of the town in their familiar style, along
with illustrations by the series' resident artist. Victor Ambrus. As they
discover Timechester, the Team also discuss the most commonly used methods
of archaeology on Time Team in an attempt to answer the many questions
asked of them by viewers. The book provides an accessible introduction
to archaeology for all the family and features full-colour photographs,
surveys and computer graphics, from all nine series of Time Team.
Paperback - 160 pages TV Tie-in Ed (6 September, 2002)
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The
Ultimate "Time Team" Companion
Most of us can name at least a few of the major events, places and people
in British history. But the details are often more confusing. Did the
Saxons come before or after the Romans? Did King Arthur really exist?
When did Charles I lose his head or Wellington defeat Napoleon at Waterloo?
In "The Ultimate Time Team Companion" Tim Taylor draws on the
expertise of the Time Team contributors to answer all your questions about
the programme, including a guide to all 50 excavation sites illustrating
our British history from the dawn of time to the modern age. It also follows
the team in five photo stories as they explore Cirencester, northern France,
Basing House, Flag Fen and Elveden in Suffolk.
Paperback - 211 pages
TV Tie-in Ed (21 September, 2001)
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Digging
the Dirt with Time Team
A new Time
Team book, tying in to the ninth series of Time Team, presented by Tony
Robinson. Time Team continues to be one of Channel 4's most popular long-running
brands. Following the success of Behind the Scenes at Time Team, The Ultimate
Time Team Companion and Time Team's Timechester, the producer Tim Taylor
returns to life on location for this new book to accompany the ninth series
of Time Team. In On Location with Time Team, Tim will tell the story of
six entirely new digs, at locations all over Great Britain. This will
be a chance to see what life is really like on location, not only for
the production team, but also for the archaeologists who have become celebrities
in their own right: Mick Aston, Phil Harding and Carenza Lewis. The book
will be illustrated throughout with specially commissioned photographs
of the new locations, and will be a fascinating portrait of life on location
as part of the Time Team
Hardcover - 191 pages (9 November, 2001)
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Time
Team's Timechester
The presenters of "Time
Team", Channel 4's archaeology series, describe the development of
Timechester, an imaginary British settlement, showing the changes in an
archetypal townscape from prehistory to the modern age. The Team also discuss
methods used in archaeology and answer viewers' questions.
Hardcover - 192 pages (20 October, 2000)
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Hengeworld:
Why Was Stonehenge Built?
This book gives a thorough and accurate picture
of the present archaeological knowledge of Neolithic ritual monuments,especially
Stonehenge. His love for the subject leaps from the page and his accessible
style allows the lay reader to gain a real insight into this era of prehistory.
This is a book which will increase the knowledge and stir the imagination
of all those who are interested in the past.
Paperback - 432 pages (2 August, 2001)
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