Hazel Martell

Offers a street-by-street tour, not of an actual town, but of a composite which includes many elements typical of Roman towns throughout the Empire at the beginning of the first century A.D.

Explores various aspects of ancient Chinese culture, including art, government, societal structure, religion, and everyday life.

Examines what life may have been like in the Stone Age, discussing the hunt, tool making, and the first towns.

Describes the history, government, family life, religion, and other customs of the Normans.

Explores the history of the world from 1500 to 1650, an active period which included the Renaissance in Europe, European explorations among the ancient empires of Africa and South America, and the decline of the Mogul Empire in India.

Describes how relics and artifacts found in York, England, provide clues to the everyday life of Vikings who established a settlement there in the ninth century called Jorvik.