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Description
Remarkably, through history, some toys have changed very little. Greek, Egyptian and Roman children played with dolls, miniature houses, balls and spinning tops. Kites have been flown in China for centuries. New technology and the invention of new materials have, however, had an impact. In this appealing and well-illustrated book, Deborah JaffStock Information
General Fields
- : 9780750938495
- : sutton
- : sutton
- : books
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- : Hardback
- : Deborah Jaffe
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