Egyptians temples were the homes of the gods, and were rarely seen by people other than the temple priests. What architectural components were used to construct an Egyptian temple? 
Even though the term 'utopia' is defined as an 'imaginary society', many people throughout history have attempted to create this ideal place. Although a worthy effort might have been made, was a utopia ever created? 
One of my grandson's distance learning assignments was to watch a video about flamingos. They are such lovely creatures! We wanted to share the interesting facts we learned with you! 
About the size of a house cat, and with much of the same behavior, red pandas are gorgeous animals. Come and visit their display at my zoo. 
For nearly five hundred years the Valley of the Kings was used as a burial site. Come explore with me! 
Easter is one of our three most important holy days. There is eventually a lot of feasting, however, most of our other traditions are solemn in nature. Come along as I participate in Eastertide observances! 
The ancient Egyptian scarab possessed such magical powers that it remained an important religious symbol for thousands of years. What do you know about this amulet? 
It's my summer vacation, and I am visiting monolithic landmarks around the world! Would you like to come along? 
Rome was built on seven hills, but, according to legend, Romulus built the original city on the Palatine Hill. Today it is one of the principal archaeological sites in the city. Let's check it out! 
Those Vikings who fought in a trance-like rage were called Berserkers. What do you know about these elite warriors? 
The annual flooding of the Nile River helped to produce civilization in ancient Egypt. The containment of the waters required a concerted effort. As small groups banded together to form larger ones, two ancient kingdoms emerged. 
Henry's back! I am on my way to visit with Sir William, the Earl of Warwick's most experienced knight, hoping to learn more about the history of warfare and battles. Sir William knows how to tell a great story! Want to come along? 
...with the gods, and brought terrible misfortune upon his family. What do you known about the House of Atreus? 
"...At some point during that unforgettable evening--I no longer remember when--the new fossil picked up the name of Lucy". 
The Renaissance was a rebirth of the knowledge of the classical Greeks and Romans that began in fourteenth century Italy. Can you recognize the accomplishments of some of the key participants? 
The conquests of Alexander the Great began a blending of Greek, Egyptian, and Mesopotamian cultures that resulted in the Hellenistic Age. It was not only a turbulent time in history, but a time of great learning as well. 
Since 1925, when King Tutankhamen's mummy was first studied, technology has become more advanced, allowing scientists to glean more and more information concerning the life and death of the Boy King. 
We are preparing to sail down the Amazon River in hopes of glimpsing some of the animals who live in the jungle. Want to join us? 
Were the Vikings really ferocious savages? This reputation was probably spawned by the actions of elite warriors called Berserkers. Let's explore the origin of the phrase "Going Berserk"! 
Two ancient sources give information about Caesar's abduction by pirates. What do you know about this incident in his life? 
Although one initially may think of Spanish soldiers when hearing the term "conquistador", the word is also used in the Portuguese language to mean "conqueror". 
Recently I had the good fortune to take a tour of a Usonian house. I enjoyed it so much, I just had to share what I learned with you! 
"I don't call Rat-catching a trade only: I maintain that it is a profession, and one that requires much learning and courage". Ike Matthews 1898 
On today's tour, I am visiting the beautiful Buckingham Palace. Please come along! 
Since the discovery of the Nazca Lines, experts have been debating their purpose - something that may never be known. Let's focus instead on what is known about these amazing lines! 
The pages are getting ready for our daily lesson with our lady, the Countess of Warwick. What do you know about medieval terms? 
Henry here! Even though Warwick Castle is a very secure place to live, Sir William has decided that us pages should have a lesson in castle defense - just in case! Come along and join us! 
On a recent trip to the zoo, my young grandson had great fun watching the sea lions. We learned that they are a type of marine mammal called a pinniped, and decided to see what we could learn about these interesting creatures. 
Many stories have been written that tell about the special table that the king used at Camelot. Let's see what we can find out about it! 
Unfortunately, very little has been historically documented regarding George Washington's youth, except for an incident that illustrates his honesty. Let's see if we can find "The Whole Truth"! 
Take a ride with me on the most luxurious train owned by PeruRail. We'll look at the sights and learn about the train as well! 
Come with me again to the land of ancient Mesopotamia, the very Cradle of Civilization. 
"A long time ago, when the Earth was green/There was more kinds of animals than you've ever seen/They'd run around free while the Earth was being born/And the loveliest of all was the unicorn". Irish Rovers 
