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    <extent>24 pages ;  color illustrations ;  15 × 19 cm </extent>
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  <abstract>In this book, you will find out all kind of fascinating things about how people lived thousands of years ago: the games they played their writing, their bathrooms, and the ingenious things they invented to make their lives easier. </abstract>
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    <topic>Geography</topic>
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