- Platform: Windows NT / 98 / 2000 / Me / XP / 95
- Media: CD-ROM
- Item Quantity: 1
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Traverse the path of history through the sands of time when TOPICS Presents Ancient Civilizations on CD-ROM. This engrossing four-disc collection takes the user on a global journey across the vanished cultures that pique our interest and inspire Western awe even today. Immerse yourself in Egyptian culture from prehistory to the present with Egypt: Voyage to the Land of the Pharaohs. Cruise the chronology of the storied cities of Pompeii, Crete, Teothuican, and Petra with Academy Award-winner Rod McKuen when you begin Exploring Ancient Cities. And while Discovering Ancient Egypt, you¹ll be enthralled to discover the huge artistic and scientific debts we owe to a civilization that vanished two millennia ago. Finally, Ancient Civilizations by Tom Till presents almost two dozen captivating images from the portfolio of this award-winning photographer. The wonders and accomplishments of the globe's diverse historical cultures reverberate for today's computer-user when TOPICS Presents Ancient Civilizations.
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Horrible interface & not much depth, Mar 27 2004
By Dee - Published on Amazon.com
This review is from: Ancient Civilizations (CD-ROM)
I was expecting much more from this I guess. The interface was terrible and different from disk to disk. On the Pompeii narration the guy doing the talking wasn't even talking about what was on the screen..gak! I could have found what was these disks, on the net for free.
