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Roman Britain

Part of the What families were like series
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This differentiated text book explains in simplified language what family life was like in Roman-occupied Britain.

There are spreads on what meals they ate, the role of men and women, and how children played and were educated.

Other topics include health and hygiene, how homes were heated, the role of servants, and how people entertained themselves.

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Product Details
Wayland (Publishers) Ltd
0750244461 / 9780750244466
Paperback / softback
936.204
17/07/2003
United Kingdom
English
32 p. : col. ill.
27 cm
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Reprint. Originally published: 2001.
Alison Cooper is also the author of several titles in the "People who Help Us" series, "What Families Were Like: Ancient Greece", "Britain in World War II: Women's War" and "Britain in World War II: Rationing".
Alison Cooper is also the author of several titles in the "People who Help Us" series, "What Families Were Like: Ancient Greece", "Britain in World War II: Women's War" and "Britain in World War II: Rationing". 1DBK United Kingdom, Great Britain, 3D BCE to c 500 CE, 4KHJ For National Curriculum Key Stage 2, YQH Educational: History, YXF Personal & social issues: family issues (Children's / Teenage)