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Historium (Welcome to the Museum series)

Jo Nelson

Historium presents more than 160 historical and archaeological artifacts in the form of a virtual museum. Its galleries collect objects from ancient cultures and civilizations, with each chapter devoted to a different one. The book ranges from Korea’s Silla dynasty to ancient Rome. Informative text accompanies the objects, while hand-drawn and digitally painted illustrations fill its oversized pages. The result is an artifact-based survey of ancient civilizations.

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Themes
Art And Creativity · Cultural Heritage · Curiosity · History
Format
Hardcover
ISBN-13
9780763679842
Language
English
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