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Who built Stonehenge? Where can you walk through a real Neolithic village? What crafts were made in the Bronze Age? What weapons and tools did people use? Find out! This book is part of a popular series that gets you learning actively, encouraging you to think about history in a hands-on way. Hunt for clues at historical sites such as Stonehenge and Skara Brae. Have fun with Q&A sections, projects and simple experiments to do in your local area. Plus: solve historical mysteries in fun investigations. Become a history detective! Popular series which shows how to find and interpret historical evidence Children will love solving clues and doing historical detective work The comical Sherlock Bones character leads readers through each ‘case’ Includes project ideas, maps, paintings, photos and a glossary

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