A Street Through Time
Product Code: 04705
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International Delivery Availablefrom £14.99
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Overview
Follow the life of a street, seeing it develop from a small Stone Age camp - changing over thousands of years - into a bustling riverside thoroughfare in the heart of a metropolis. This beautifully illustrated book brings fourteen key periods in history to life. You'll find out how people lived long ago - the tools they used, what they wore, what they ate and what they did all day.
Key Features:
- Lively text provides a fascinating and factual insight to the pictorial story
- 14 colour illustrations
- Children's illustrated book by Dr Anne Millard
- Hardback
Size: Hardback 35.5cm x 27cm 32 pages
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Delivery Info
Standard Delivery £4.99: Applies to UK standard delivery rate only.
You can expect delivery by Royal Mail or Courier within 7 working days after placing your order.
Next Day Delivery (on orders placed before 3pm. Weekdays only) £6.99:
If order is placed before 3pm, you can expect delivery the following working day. Please note a signature is required.
Overseas Delivery from £14.99 (expect delivery within 28 days of placing your order):
- United Kingdom Offshore and Scottish Highlands £14.99
- Europe, E.U. Member £14.99
- Europe, Non E.U. Member £14.99
- US & Canada £16.99
- Australia and New Zealand £18.99
- R.O.W.2-6 £18.99
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