Isotype Archive
← BACK TO BOOK

PINCH, ⌘ / CTRL + SCROLL, OR + − TO ZOOM · DRAG TO PAN

Visual history of mankind- book Two- Living in villages and towns

1948 :: VISUAL HISTORY OF MANKIND :: BOOK

Illustrated school history of everyday life, the second of three volumes, with 20 Isotype charts each followed by numbered questions for pupils. Charts cover a medieval village, strip and block land sharing, crop rotation, changes in clothing, Sumerian temples and medieval monasteries, a medieval city and its trades compared with a modern town, Roman roads, the Arab empire, European population growth, events in British history, British trade in the 15th and 16th centuries, the growth of London, Peiping and New York, working hours, rich and poor households 1100–1900, age structure 1820 and 1940, coal mining and a hundred years of street lighting and dress. Prepared by Otto and Marie Neurath with J. A. Lauwerys, edited by Lancelot Hogben, charts by the Isotype Institute.

Creators
Neurath, Otto; Neurath, Marie; Lauwerys, J. A.; Hogben, Lancelot (ed.)
Maker
Isotype Institute
Publisher
Adprint Limited (a Max Parrish book; sole distributors George G. Harrap & Co Ltd)
Place
London
Series
Visual History of Mankind
Year
1948
Language
English
Format
book
Contents
52 pages
Pages
52
Charts / scans
52
Text
OCR
Audience
Children
Rights
Free and open for research use
Source
Drive / Isotype Books / 1948 - VISUAL HISTORY OF MANKIND/Visual history of mankind- book 2- living in villages and towns - 1948
Archive ID
1948-visual-history-of-mankind-book-two-living-in-villages-and-towns
social historyagriculturetownstradepopulationclothingcoal miningeducation