Eyewitness Ancient Greece Book

I love reading books like these. I've always had a fondness for Greek Mythology and culture because of my family-- my sister studied it in high school and would tell me the stories she's learned from school; then there were my parent who were fortunate enough experience the culture in real life having lived in Greece for a few years (I know right? I'm so jealous). Anyhow, this book was chock full of pictures of ancient artifacts and information about Greek society, customs and lore, it was like getting a history lesson without having to go to school or taking in a museum tour without leaving the comfort of your own home; although, truthfully I would rather go to an actual museum and see the real things, but for the spend-thrift reader, I guess, this was the next best thing. Also, the language of this book was reader friendly, it does have some technical terms but not so complicated that it goes over ones' head; even a kid can appreciate this book because there's not a whole lot unusual words-- especially now-a-days with "Percy Jackson and the Olympians"-type of films and young adult books out there being read by or to third graders, almost everyone should have some familiarity with most of the contents of this book. It's a great book, a little light reading for a lazy Sunday afternoon.