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040			_beng _cGESM
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100			_aSocha, Piotr _eillus
245			_aThe Book of Dirt: _bA Smelly History of Human Hygiene
246			_aDas Buch vom Dreck
246			_aBrud
260			_aLondon _bThames & Hudson _c2022
300			_a199 p _c32,6/24,6/2,1 cm _fHardbound
520			_aHow did the ancient Egyptians brush their teeth? Who believed that bathing was bad for you? What did the "groom of the stool" do for a living? What was the Roman cure for toothache? And how do astronauts go to the toilet? These are just a few of the fascinating facts packed into this wise and witty book. Dive deep into the history and science of dirt, discovering how people around the world keep themselves and their homes free from filth, how our ideas of what's clean and what's not have changed over the centuries, and why a little dirt can sometimes be a good thing!
521			_aGrade 5++
653			_aHealth
653			_aDisease
653			_aHygiene
653			_aMedicine
700			_aUtnik-Strugała, Monika _eaut
700			_aKrasodomska-Jones, Zosia _euebers
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