The Agostini guide “Archaeology in Sicily 1995” by Massimo Caporlingua is a comprehensive guidebook published by the Istituto Geografico DeAgostini. This illustrated book, with a folding map, provides in-depth information on the archaeology of Sicily, making it a valuable resource for travellers and enthusiasts alike. With its detailed insights and stunning visuals, this guide is a must-have for anyone looking to explore the rich history and culture of Sicily.
The “Skansen Buildings and Animals Guide for Visitors – Stockholm 1954” is a guide book written in English specifically for visitors to the Skansen open-air museum in Stockholm, Sweden. Published in 1954, the book provides detailed information about the buildings and animals found at Skansen, making it a valuable resource for those interested in the geography and geosciences of the region during that time period. The guide book serves as a comprehensive reference for tourists exploring the museum and wanting to learn more about the historical and natural aspects of the site.
“The English Country Town” by Russell Chamberlin is a guide book published by Book Club in 1984. This educational book focuses on English towns in Great Britain, specifically highlighting the English country town. The book measures 20cm in length and 14cm in width, with 240 pages providing information and insights on the subject. The book is written in English and is part of The National Trust series. Think smarter ! Think Savvy ! Come visit the Den ! Helping the environment preventing items going to land fill Savvy Den donates to local charities, 10% of profits of sales
