People
This 5,000-year-old ice mummy was discovered in 1991, providing important evidence of hunter-gatherer lifestyle.
Otzi the Iceman
These pyramids are one of the most famous achievements in history.
The Pyramids of Giza
In this activity, you crafted and designed this type of Middle Ages town.
The Medieval Manor
This time of extreme cold occurred during Prehistory.
The Ice Age
This teenager was named King of Macedon, who he led to victory over the Persian Empire.
Alexander the Great
This is where the Greek gods were said to have lived.
Mount Olympus
Throughout this activity, you constructed your very own Pokemon card.
God'da Catch Em All
The signing of this document placed restrictions on what the king could do during the Middle Ages.
The Magna Carta
This man ran from Marathon to Athens to spread the news of a Greek victory over the Persians. The modern marathon race would be inspired by this run.
Pheidippides
Most civilizations we studied border this famous sea.
The Mediterranean Sea
You investigate the murder of this famous individual.
Julius Caesar
This ancient city was buried in volcanic ash.
Pompeii
This famous leader of the Franks was the son of Charles 'the hammer' Martel and father of Charlemagne.
Pepin the Short
Julius Caesar met his fate at this location on March 15th.
The Senate House
In this tournament, your inventions competed for the top spot in Mesopotamia.
Mesopotamia Madness
This was was between Athens and Sparta during the time of ancient Greece.
The Peloponnesian War
Some consider the story of this Sumerian leader to be the first super hero story. One could describe his tale as 'epic'.
The Epic of Gilgamesh
These two rivers were the lifeline for Mesopotamian civilizations.
The Tigris and Euphrates Rivers
During this activity, you read about America from an outsider perspective.
Nacirema
This law code was proposed in ancient Mesopotamia. It is famous for its 'Eye for an Eye' philosophy.
Hammurabi's Code