Shipwrecks syllabus Fall 2017 Shipwrecks, Pirates and Palaces CL
... Silver and bronze, wheat and wool, slaves and entrepreneurial shippers moved around the waterways of the ancient Mediterranean from the fourth millennium to the height of the Roman empire. They created human, political, and technological networks which left distinctive footprints in archaeological m ...
... Silver and bronze, wheat and wool, slaves and entrepreneurial shippers moved around the waterways of the ancient Mediterranean from the fourth millennium to the height of the Roman empire. They created human, political, and technological networks which left distinctive footprints in archaeological m ...
The Battle of Castulo, 211 B.C.
... only the strength of the Iberian (Suessetani) and Celt-Iberian detachments are recorded. The number for all other armies are estimates, but these are fairly educated guesses. We know the strengths of these forces in earlier and later campaigns, and a little interpolation does the trick. The exact si ...
... only the strength of the Iberian (Suessetani) and Celt-Iberian detachments are recorded. The number for all other armies are estimates, but these are fairly educated guesses. We know the strengths of these forces in earlier and later campaigns, and a little interpolation does the trick. The exact si ...
Ancient Egypt
... years old when he died. The people did not have a lot of time to build Tut's tomb. Tut's tomb was very small compared to the tombs of other pharaohs. Because his tomb was so small, it was overlooked for thousands of years. In 1922, a British archaeologist named Howard Carter entered King Tut's tomb. ...
... years old when he died. The people did not have a lot of time to build Tut's tomb. Tut's tomb was very small compared to the tombs of other pharaohs. Because his tomb was so small, it was overlooked for thousands of years. In 1922, a British archaeologist named Howard Carter entered King Tut's tomb. ...
Alexander The Great - Grade10AncientMedieval
... was buying horse, but it couldn’t tamed. So he ordered the horse to be returned immediately. Alexander went over to the horse and noticed it was afraid of its own shadow. So he asked his father if he could have a chance on trying to tame the horse. Eventually Alexander tamed the horse and his father ...
... was buying horse, but it couldn’t tamed. So he ordered the horse to be returned immediately. Alexander went over to the horse and noticed it was afraid of its own shadow. So he asked his father if he could have a chance on trying to tame the horse. Eventually Alexander tamed the horse and his father ...
Second Battle of Philippi
... On the other hand, Antony and Octavian, were dependent on supplies arriving by ship from Italy at the port city of Dyrrachium on the west coast of Macedonia and then being transported east by land to Philippi. Brutus had his navy doing its best to attack Antony and Octavian’s supply ships as they cr ...
... On the other hand, Antony and Octavian, were dependent on supplies arriving by ship from Italy at the port city of Dyrrachium on the west coast of Macedonia and then being transported east by land to Philippi. Brutus had his navy doing its best to attack Antony and Octavian’s supply ships as they cr ...
The Battle of Carrhae 53 BC
... without scouts. They rode first to Carrhae to inform the garrison of the battle and then hurried on to Zeugma to avoid the disaster that was sure to come. In the confusion and desperation of the Roman retreat, as many as 4,000 wounded legionaries were put to the sword as the Parthians came in pursui ...
... without scouts. They rode first to Carrhae to inform the garrison of the battle and then hurried on to Zeugma to avoid the disaster that was sure to come. In the confusion and desperation of the Roman retreat, as many as 4,000 wounded legionaries were put to the sword as the Parthians came in pursui ...
fallout from the second punic war
... Rome redesigned its’ fleet with the ships being able to hook on the side of the enemy boats allowing the troops to fight on the enemy’s deck. ► Carthage surrendered Sicily, and Rome replaced Carthage as the major power in the Mediterranean. ► Rome's victory was mostly due to its persistent refusal t ...
... Rome redesigned its’ fleet with the ships being able to hook on the side of the enemy boats allowing the troops to fight on the enemy’s deck. ► Carthage surrendered Sicily, and Rome replaced Carthage as the major power in the Mediterranean. ► Rome's victory was mostly due to its persistent refusal t ...
Romans - The Art of Battle
... army. However, the relief army is unprepared to make such a hasty assault Romans the threatened from any sectors attack by and them. repel These the fortifications attack decisively, face inward but only and after consist heavy of a fighting double ditch from backed behind by his a 12-foot extensive ...
... army. However, the relief army is unprepared to make such a hasty assault Romans the threatened from any sectors attack by and them. repel These the fortifications attack decisively, face inward but only and after consist heavy of a fighting double ditch from backed behind by his a 12-foot extensive ...
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... army. However, the relief army is unprepared to make such a hasty assault Romans the threatened from any sectors attack by and them. repel These the fortifications attack decisively, face inward but only and after consist heavy of a fighting double ditch from backed behind by his a 12-foot extensive ...
... army. However, the relief army is unprepared to make such a hasty assault Romans the threatened from any sectors attack by and them. repel These the fortifications attack decisively, face inward but only and after consist heavy of a fighting double ditch from backed behind by his a 12-foot extensive ...
ancient world
... Hittites would conquer Mesopotamia bringing an end to the Old Babylonian Empire whose culture and customs it would adopt. The Hittites played a big role in spreading Mesopotamian culture throughout the Mediterranean by trading a lot with other civilizations. Egypt: As the Egyptian civilization conti ...
... Hittites would conquer Mesopotamia bringing an end to the Old Babylonian Empire whose culture and customs it would adopt. The Hittites played a big role in spreading Mesopotamian culture throughout the Mediterranean by trading a lot with other civilizations. Egypt: As the Egyptian civilization conti ...
5. INDIAN EMPIRES - myteacherpages.com
... 1. Chandragupta Maurya became ruler of Northern India in 321 BC A. Chandragupta’s Achievements 1. Development of a postal system 2. Maintained a strong army and spies to keep control ...
... 1. Chandragupta Maurya became ruler of Northern India in 321 BC A. Chandragupta’s Achievements 1. Development of a postal system 2. Maintained a strong army and spies to keep control ...
The Civilizations of Mesopotamia
... Babylonian Kingdom became stronger under the leadership of King Hammurabi, Assyrian power in Mesopotamia grew weaker. By 1550 BCE Assyria became part of the Mitanni Kingdom. The notable achievement of the Mitanni Kingdom was that it introduced trained horses and chariots into this part of the world. ...
... Babylonian Kingdom became stronger under the leadership of King Hammurabi, Assyrian power in Mesopotamia grew weaker. By 1550 BCE Assyria became part of the Mitanni Kingdom. The notable achievement of the Mitanni Kingdom was that it introduced trained horses and chariots into this part of the world. ...
MELAMMU WORKSHOP 3 ABSTRACTS I. Routes between East
... the emperor that some worms were the producers of the raw material, so that they would bring some eggs on the way back from India, as they did soon thereafter. This easy, and at the same time, less plausible source allows, however, to retrace the routes and the commerci ...
... the emperor that some worms were the producers of the raw material, so that they would bring some eggs on the way back from India, as they did soon thereafter. This easy, and at the same time, less plausible source allows, however, to retrace the routes and the commerci ...
History of Bow and Arrow
... and frontally held together by sinews of beasts. The use of these arrows spread faster than fire among Egyptians, Koreans, Japanese among others. The Scynthians went on to improvise a little more and actually invented arrowheads shaped like clover leaves, which they shot from atop the horseback. By ...
... and frontally held together by sinews of beasts. The use of these arrows spread faster than fire among Egyptians, Koreans, Japanese among others. The Scynthians went on to improvise a little more and actually invented arrowheads shaped like clover leaves, which they shot from atop the horseback. By ...
Life in Ancient Egypt Several million people lived in ancient Egypt
... local courts, or in the provincial courts, you could bring your problem in front of the Vizier on a first come, first served basis. It was dangerous. The Vizier's decision was final. You could end up in more trouble than you started with. But the Vizier tried to be fair. He had to explain aloud the ...
... local courts, or in the provincial courts, you could bring your problem in front of the Vizier on a first come, first served basis. It was dangerous. The Vizier's decision was final. You could end up in more trouble than you started with. But the Vizier tried to be fair. He had to explain aloud the ...
Poetry, mathematics and myth Thursday 18
... the historic Arched Room with curator Jonathan Taylor, Middle East. Meet at the West stairs (north end of Room 4) five minutes before each session. Each session is 25 minutes. Limited places, tickets available at the desk in the Great Court near Room 4 ...
... the historic Arched Room with curator Jonathan Taylor, Middle East. Meet at the West stairs (north end of Room 4) five minutes before each session. Each session is 25 minutes. Limited places, tickets available at the desk in the Great Court near Room 4 ...
Ancient Greece - Dearborn High School
... life and they copied many of the ideas to use in Rome. Greek culture to continue on even until today. ...
... life and they copied many of the ideas to use in Rome. Greek culture to continue on even until today. ...
Ancient History: Concepts and topics across units
... or group, chosen from the following topic electives, has been interpreted, represented, which is to be taught with the requisite historical skills described at the start of the unit: ...
... or group, chosen from the following topic electives, has been interpreted, represented, which is to be taught with the requisite historical skills described at the start of the unit: ...
4 Empires PowerPoint
... The Akkadians were ruled by King Sargon I. Sargon was a strong king who ruled with absolute power He was a very skilled general who won many ...
... The Akkadians were ruled by King Sargon I. Sargon was a strong king who ruled with absolute power He was a very skilled general who won many ...
6-2 (Part 1) the Punic Wars screencast sheet
... But the Romans eventually subjugated the ________________ in the south and even conquered the ____________ to the north. Having defeated their rivals one after another, by 264 BC Rome was in control of ______________________. Rome’s success in war was largely due to its _____________________________ ...
... But the Romans eventually subjugated the ________________ in the south and even conquered the ____________ to the north. Having defeated their rivals one after another, by 264 BC Rome was in control of ______________________. Rome’s success in war was largely due to its _____________________________ ...
Total War™ ROME II: Caesar in Gaul Campaign Pack
... expansion against the Gaulish tribes. Players can choose from four playable factions in this conflict: the Gallic Arverni, the Germanic Suebi, the Belgic Nervii and Rome, in a campaign inspired by Caesar’s Commentarii de bello Gallico (Commentaries on the Gallic war). Offering a tighter scope in ter ...
... expansion against the Gaulish tribes. Players can choose from four playable factions in this conflict: the Gallic Arverni, the Germanic Suebi, the Belgic Nervii and Rome, in a campaign inspired by Caesar’s Commentarii de bello Gallico (Commentaries on the Gallic war). Offering a tighter scope in ter ...
File - geography and history 1eso social studies
... ABOUT THE HUMAN BODY AND EVEN PRACTISED SURGERY ...
... ABOUT THE HUMAN BODY AND EVEN PRACTISED SURGERY ...
Introduction to Julius Caesar File
... ** Video Start Point: Rome has been fighting an 8 year war with Gaul, which covers modern day France, Belgium and Switzerland. They are near victory, but facing one enormous battle against the odds. The Battle at Alesia Gaul – 52 BC In 216BC at the Battle of Cannae, we know Rome suffered a devastati ...
... ** Video Start Point: Rome has been fighting an 8 year war with Gaul, which covers modern day France, Belgium and Switzerland. They are near victory, but facing one enormous battle against the odds. The Battle at Alesia Gaul – 52 BC In 216BC at the Battle of Cannae, we know Rome suffered a devastati ...
Ancient India
... After his death, the empire quickly declined and fell apart. His sons fought each other and invaders would threaten the empire. In 184 BC the last Mauryan ruler was killed and the empire would break into smaller states. ...
... After his death, the empire quickly declined and fell apart. His sons fought each other and invaders would threaten the empire. In 184 BC the last Mauryan ruler was killed and the empire would break into smaller states. ...
HISTORY OF INDIA MEDIEVAL TIMES
... Kautilya, who raised him to become the Emperor of United India. Through Chaanakya’s guidance and strategies, Chandragupta created and mobilized a revolutionary army which overtook Nanda king in Magadha (Patliputra, ie Patna) and ascended to the throne in 320 B.C. They further took advantage of the p ...
... Kautilya, who raised him to become the Emperor of United India. Through Chaanakya’s guidance and strategies, Chandragupta created and mobilized a revolutionary army which overtook Nanda king in Magadha (Patliputra, ie Patna) and ascended to the throne in 320 B.C. They further took advantage of the p ...