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The Iron Age

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A beautifully illustrated non-fiction book introducing the Iron Age in an accessible and engaging way for young readers. The book explores how the discovery of iron changed people’s lives, from making stronger tools and weapons to building better homes and hill forts. Readers will learn about Iron Age tribes, farming methods, art and jewelry, and the beginnings of trade and community life.
Includes vivid artwork by Colin King and easy-to-understand facts that bring ancient history to life. A perfect resource for history projects or early independent reading.
Part of the Usborne Beginners History series, which helps children build curiosity about the past through short texts, colorful visuals, and clear explanations.
Ideal for ages 7–10 years (Lower to Upper Primary). No LGBT content.

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03178

936 BON i

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Available

Detail Information

Series Title

Usborne Beginners History

Call Number

936 BON i

Publisher

London, United Kingdom : Usborne Publishing Ltd., 2015

Collation

32 pages : colour illustrations ; 27 cm

Language

English

ISBN/ISSN

9781409586425

Classification

936

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Edition

First edition

Subject(s)

civilization
Iron Age – History
Ancient – Juvenile literature
Archaeology – Early peoples
History – Prehistoric period

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