Introduces the history, culture and people of ancient Greece and examines its many contributions to the development of western society.

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Roman myths and tales introduce information about the ancient Romans, including their origins, capital city, religious beliefs, government, foods, warfare, everyday life, commerce, transportation, arts, and science, and describe the end of Roman rule in Western Europe.

Discusses how a Celtic warrior captured by Romans is trained to become a gladiator

Tells of the great siege at Troy, the woman who caused it, the warriors who fought and fell, and the trickery that ended it all. The Trojan prince Paris has abducted Helen, the beautiful wife of King Menelaus. It is a crime that will unite all of Greece's armies against the kingdom of Troy. In a 10-year siege, brave warriors will fight, and both sides will suffer great bloodshed. Can the deadlock be broken?"

Text and photographs examine the mummies and tombs of ancient Egypt as well as the everyday life.

Cartoons and facts combine to describe the Italian city of Pompeii, discussing the 62 AD earthquake, daily life of its people, customs, the eruption of Mount Vesuvius, and the eighteenth-century excavation of the area.

Describes the hazards of human life during the ice age.