Tools to use in the classroom related to ancient history.
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Want to learn about Ancient Chinese technology? In this unit, you will learn about eight Ancient Chinese technologies. The technologies are papermaking, printing, compass, gunpowder, the Great Wall, porcelain production, and mechanical clocks.
Each comic book covers a specific period and ancient technology used at that time.
This comic book tells the story of Giovanni Belzoni, one of the first famous archaeologists in Egypt. Belzoni went from a circus strongman to exploring ancient Egyptian ruins.
This package includes the breakout game and a timeline related to the discovery of King Tutankhamun’s tomb, a history of archaeology, and a comic book related to the discovery. You can use these guides to help you prepare your students before completing the breakout game.
In this second volume of the comic book series Technology Through the Ages, we look at early archaeology, including the discovery of King Tut’s tomb.
This is the first in a series of comic books for students to learn about technology throughout history.
Join E.B. and Indy as they learn about Ancient Chinese engineering.
In Volume 3 of Technology Through the Ages, we look at an Ancient Silicon Valley where technology became a huge advancement in their civilization…the Sumerians.
This issue of the continuing comic book series examines the technology that developed over the centuries for geography and navigation.
This issue of the continuing comic book series examines the ancient technology used to raise an obelisk and the difficulties of determining what technology was used.
Join Indy and E.B. as they explore an ancient technology, Damascus Steel.
Join E.B. and Indy as they learn about the Ancient Library of Alexandria, how its destruction led to the loss of information on ancient technologies and the lessons we can learn from this destruction.
Join E.B. and Indy as they learn how the invention of the printing press impacted the exploration and the discovery of new lands.
In Volume 4, we learn how early people turned from hunters and gatherers into early civilizations that domesticated plants and animals. This leads to advances in tool production.