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The cybrary catalogue called ' oliver ', can be accessed by using the computers next to the photocopier or on the intranet. Type 'Ancient Egypt' into the search box to get relevant results. If you look down the left hand side of the results you will see images of the various types of resources such as books, DVD's and even maps. Under the heading you will find the location of each resource. To the right of the information the program will tell you whether the resource is ' available ' or ' on loan '. To get to the next page of results, there is a 'next' button on the top right of the screen.

**PRINT RESOURCES ** **__Rich and Poor in Ancient Egypt by Clare Hibbert__ - **932 HIB Was this book created just for you for this task? To find information, turn to the contents page at the start of the book. Locate your topic with the page number beside it. If this does not help, then turn to the index page at the back. Also at the back of the book is a glossary to help you with definitions of words. This book uses simple language that is easy to follow. The information is well spaced too, which is great if you get worried by a lot of words on a page. This book has lots of great pictures for those of you who like to learn with the help of images. Each section has a general introduction and then next to the pictures are small paragraphs with further information. Find your topic in the contents or index page. You may need to read several pages to get all of the information you need. For example, if you have chosen 'fashion', you will find information under the three headings of; 'From fabric to finery'; 'All that glitters'; and 'Adorning the body'. **__Life In The Land Of The Pharaohs by Tim Healy__ - **932 HEA If you are a confident reader, then this book is for you. It is well set out using chapter headings. Turn to the contents page for your topic. You may need to look in several chapters to find all of the information you need for your task. The information is detailed but very easy to read, so have your comparison chart ready to transfer relevant information as you find it. And if you use this book, don't forget to copy down the details in your bibliography.
 * __Eyewitness Ancient Egypt by George Hart__ - **<span style="color: #8200ff; font-family: 'Palatino Linotype','Book Antiqua',Palatino,serif; font-size: 140%;">932 HAR