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The
Synchronopedia of "Firsts" in Science & Technology
When was the
first weather map created? The first tuning fork? The Taj Mahal built?
Bacteria discovered? First calculator? Plant classification? Fossils
correctly identified?
This wall chart
is a
40" x 28" (101.6
cm x 71.12 cm) wall
chart that chronicles the development of inventions and discoveries from
1000 BC to the present. Over 2,500 historical "firsts" in 15 major science
and technology categories are shown within the context of well-known or
well-studied topics such as famous people, major conflicts and major world
events
Read the Globe
& Mail national financial newspaper's
news article reviewing this wall chart.
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The
Synchronopedia of Women Who Shaped American History
Why do the accomplishments of women,
who make up 53% of the population, comprise only 2% of the content of
history books?
This wall chart is a 40" x 28"
(101.6
cm x 71.12 cm)
visually exciting and highly informative reference wall chart that chronicles
155
of the most influential women throughout
all of American history - from the 1580's to the present - as well as portraying some of their "non-traditional” roles.
One life can make a difference ...
To a nation ... to the
world. Read the Sun Sentinel daily newspaper's
news article reviewing this wall chart. |
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The Man Who Killed Jesus
The Man Who Killed Jesus is an
action-packed, historical fiction, religious suspense thriller of
the true-life meteoric rise to undisputed power of Praetorian
Prefect Lucius Aelius Sejanus, his plans to overthrow Rome’s second
emperor Tiberius Caesar Augustus through multiple murders, treason,
mutiny, seduction and betrayal, and a spell-binding
historically-accurate premise of how Sejanus’ conspiratorial
machinations led to the inevitable crucifixion of Jesus Christ and
the founding of Christianity.
Sejanus was born in the same year as
Jesus Christ. Both were born of humble origins and both were
executed by the Romans less than two years apart. One was destined
to become the most powerful man on Earth and precipitate the violent
and excruciating death of the other, preordained to sit at the right
hand of God.
They never met but their paths were
inextricably entwined by events orchestrated to ensure that Jesus
Christ fulfilled his destiny.
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