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Book cover — The Oldest Venus: A Magical Journey to Sarab, Book Five in the Time Travelers to Ancient Persia series, set in Neolithic Tepe Sarab
Book 5

The Oldest Venus: A Magical Journey to Sarab

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The Story

When Aryan learns that the famous Venus statues of Greece are more than two thousand years old, he wonders whether his own country hides anything older. The answer surprises him. With his grandfather's help and the magical Homa bird as their guide, Aryan and Ariana fly back eight thousand years to the village of Sarab, where they meet children of the Neolithic Age, see how the earliest farmers and herders lived, shape their own clay figurines, and uncover the story of the Venus of Sarab — one of the oldest known figurines on Earth.

Set at Tepe Sarab (Kermanshah)

Book Details

Pages
64
Reading Age
3–12 years
Language
English
Published
July 27, 2026
ISBN
978-1-918880-13-7

Educational Value

This book introduces children to:

Early Human Settlements

How the first communities formed and what daily life looked like thousands of years ago.

Basic Concepts of Archaeology

Introducing children to how we uncover and understand the past through real discoveries.

Ancient Lifestyles and Environments

The landscapes, tools, and homes of early humans on the Iranian Plateau.

Cultural Heritage and Identity

Connecting children to their roots and the shared heritage of human civilization.

What Makes This Book Unique

Packed with humor, friendship, and fascinating history, this enchanting picture book encourages children to explore archaeology, appreciate cultural heritage, and see history as an exciting adventure.

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