The Quiet Revolution
When we think of technological innovations, equipment such as the refrigerator, automobile and computer come to mind. But one of the greatest improvements in technology came during the early Middle Ages, and that was the invention of the book. This article was originally written for homeschooled students grades 8 - 12, and offers essay / discussion questions and references.

Submitted By jeantype

Dragons of Yore and Now
Dragons have been portrayed as big, bad meanies in traditional lore. Today, there is little trace of that image; they have become non-vicious, even sagacious creatures ready to help humankind.

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Pocket Dragons: Collecting and History
This article focuses on those whimsical enchanged dragons, gargoyles and wizards created by artist, Real Musgrave, which are a delight to collect. Find out how they came to be, the names of the twenty-seven original releases and what they are worth on the secondary market. Image of Do I Have To? included, which can or does not have to be used with article. Also a chart with names, suggested retail prices and secondary prices of the original twenty-seven pieces.

Submitted By Mary M. Alward

A brief history of Dragons.
An overview of the history of dragons around the world. Includes descriptions of what dragons are and sites early mentions of dragons in myth and folklore as well as artifacts that show depictions of dragons.

Submitted By AnnM