Examining family life in Roman Britain. This differentiated text book explains in simplified language what family life was like in Roman-occupied Britain. There are spreads on what meals they ate, the role of men and women, and how children played and were educated. Other topics include health and hygiene, how homes were heated, the role of servants, and how people entertained themselves.
Author Biography
Alison Cooper has written and edited children's information books for many years. She is especially interested in history.
