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SphinxThe sphinx is one of the most recognisable symbols of ancient Egypt. Traditionally placed at the entrances to temples or tombs, sphinxes were guardians meant to protect sacred spaces. The most famous example is the Great Sphinx of Giza, which stands as a symbol of royal power and divine protection. Educational Purpose: Ancient Egyptian Art & Architecture: A valuable tool for exploring the role of the sphinx in ancient Egyptian society and

Early Medieval England: It provides a visual representation of the Anglo-Saxon royal family

with plates potentially featuring depictions of famous gods and heroes

encouraging collaboration and teamwork while exploring the exciting world of archaeology

such as the Battle of Actium

offering students the chance to explore the materials used for documents in Ancient Egypt

using the included Teachers' Classroom Cards and Blank Timeline

offering a variety of colours and patterns

as it was easily accessible and could be shaped by hand

The top hat was a popular fashion item during the 18th and 19th centuries

The Maya Bargain Box provides hands-on resources to help children explore and understand the daily life

contributing to the rapid industrialisation of Britain during the 18th and 19th centuries

Each coin is carefully crafted to resemble the original silver denarii issued during the reigns of the first twelve Roman emperors