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From the Author Juliet Kerrigan is a former history teacher. She has worked on a number of archaeological sites, and always hopes to find treasure! Juliet has travelled from caves in Spain to temples in the Lebanon in pursuit of her archaeological interests. She now lives in Sussex and has nine grandsons. About the Author Juliet Kerrigan is a former history teacher. She has worked on a number of archaeological sites, and always hopes to find treasure! Juliet has travelled from caves in Spain to temples in the Lebanon in pursuit of her archaeological interests. She now lives in Sussex and has nine grandsons.
This book investigates the enduring impact and legacy of ancient Greek civilization on the modern world. Drawing on her background as a former history teacher and archaeologist, Juliet Kerrigan explores the foundational contributions of the Greeks in areas such as democracy, philosophy, art, and science. The text aims to illuminate how these ancient innovations continue to shape contemporary societies and intellectual thought.
This book is likely to be regarded as an accessible introduction to the legacy of ancient Greece, suitable for a general audience or younger readers due to its inclusion in the Collins Big Cat series. The author's background as a history teacher suggests a clear and educational approach to the subject matter. The focus on the 'legacy' implies an emphasis on historical continuity and the lasting impact of Greek contributions.
Page Count:
56
Publication Date:
2017-09-01
Publisher:
Collins
ISBN-10:
0008208921
ISBN-13:
9780008208929
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