Mesopotamia: Find Out About Series

by Lorna Oakes

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Explore the land between the Two Rivers - one of the most ancient of all civilizations - and investigate why the Sumerians, Assyrians and Babylonians were among the first to develop writing, mathematics and the science of astronomy. Practical projects include designing a tunic fit for an Assyrian king and learning to play a musical lyre.… (more)

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This book has lots of different crafts from and about Mesopotamia. I recommend this book for ages 7-10. The crafts are awesome. It even shows you how to make a boat, made out of clay, to show how people traveled in ancient Mesopotamia. Over time, I grew really bored with Mesopotamia so I can't give it the best review. However, if you're not me, and interested in Mesopotamia history or arts & crafts, you'll love this book. (

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Explore the land between the Two Rivers - one of the most ancient of all civilizations - and investigate why the Sumerians, Assyrians and Babylonians were among the first to develop writing, mathematics and the science of astronomy. Practical projects include designing a tunic fit for an Assyrian king and learning to play a musical lyre.

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