HSC 2008 ancient history students topics (2 Viewers)

[Taskan]

Core: P & H
Society: Sparta
Time: Greek world (500- 440 BC)
Personality: Tiberius Gracchus

 

[Cheap Thrills]

seems like pericles is pretty popular...
we do P&H obviously
Society- Periclean Athens
Personality - Cleopatra. theres a few people doing her. i though our class was pretty much it lol
Period - Augustan Age

 

[live.fast]

I used to think doing 3 Egyptian Topics was something unallowed by BOS! But I'm reading through and sooo many people are doing it that way! imo - that would be such an awesome way of doing Ancient History; having three sections overlap like that. Lucky buggers LOL!

 

[Jess007]

yeh having the topics over lapping is good....everything links up some how, thats what my topics do too...

 

[wendym]

personality : Agrippina the younger
period: The Greek World 500-440 BC
society: Sparta

 

[pezdog]

Society: Sparta
Historical Period: New Kingdom Egypt
Personality: Akhenaten
Core: Pompeii And Herculanean

 

[sonyaleeisapixi]

at my school we are doing:
Period of time: Greece 500-450 bc
Socity: Sparta
Core: Herculanium/Pompei
Personality: pericles

same
we were doing predominently egypt, but my ancient teacher i started with moved to a new school. soo that all changed

 

[amystephens]

term 4: pompeii and herculaneum
term 1: sparta
term 2: agrippina the younger
term 3ish: julio-claudians

 

[melmont13]

Time Period: Fall of roman republic
Society: Minoans
Personality: Julius Caesar
Core: Pompeii etc.

 

[amy1991]

Core- P&H
Personality- Alexander the Great
Historical period- Persia time of darius
Society- Persia

 

[cherry.blossom]

core: pompeii and herculaneum
society: sparta
personality: pericles
period: greek world 500-440 BC and the persian wars.

 

[sonyaleeisapixi]

core: pompeii and herculaneum
society: sparta
personality: pericles
period: greek world 500-440 BC and the persian wars.

ditto

=]

 

[a.w.e.s.o.m.e-o]

core: pompeii + herculaneum
society: minoans
personality: hatshepsut
period: new kingdom egypt

 

[sonyaleeisapixi]

core: pompeii + herculaneum
society: minoans
personality: hatshepsut
period: new kingdom egypt

lol, and thats what we going to do until our original teacher charlie bellemore moved to the university to teach there.

 

[a.w.e.s.o.m.e-o]

lol, and thats what we going to do until our original teacher charlie bellemore moved to the university to teach there.

i donno if i should say your lucky or unlucky :s. tis alright i guess . the whole Egyptian stuff gets a bit annoying (all their names! D:!!!!!!) but overall tis interesting. cant really compare it to what your studying coz i dont know much about what u guys are learning xD. wouldnt mind doing spartans though

 

[sonyaleeisapixi]

bellemore is like, one of most respected experts on hatshepsut and NKE around, hes got so much passion for it. won the premiers westfeild scholarship in history two or so years back. it would have been great, reallllly liked the guy.

our new teachers not so great. nice, but just not bellemore.

 

[Bainesy]

Core: Sparta
Society: minoans
Personality: hatshepsut
Period: Fall of the Roman Republic

they are all so fun, best topics EVA

 

[xeuyrawp]

I used to think doing 3 Egyptian Topics was something unallowed by BOS! But I'm reading through and sooo many people are doing it that way! imo - that would be such an awesome way of doing Ancient History; having three sections overlap like that. Lucky buggers LOL!

The Egyptian periods and societies don't overlap at all, and if students think they do, they really don't understand the topics.

With regards to the personalities... A lot of them across ancient history overlap with the periods, so *shrug*. Although,with the exception of Roman topics, the periods tend to be much larger than the personalities, so it's not a great help.

 

[xeuyrawp]

bellemore is like, one of most respected experts on hatshepsut and NKE around

Er, I'm sure you'll take this the wrong way nomatter how I say it, so I'll just throw it out there: He's not a respected expert on Hatshepsut, let alone one of the most respected experts...

Basic test of whether someone is even notable is if they appear on Aigyptos. Everyone who's ever taught me at uni, for example, is on there. Several of my friends have multiple entries, and when it gets updated, I'll have one, too. My old Middle Egyptian tutor, who is only in second year of his PhD and is ~24 will have five entries when the site pdates.

Jan Assmann is one of the most respected experts on Hatshepsut and the New Kingdom - Aigyptos lists over 325 relevant pieces of work for him; most of which are on the New Kingdom. Around 50 of them involve Hatshepsut. He is an expert, not your teacher.

Sorry to hit you with the news, but if you go into your exam quoting some guy who's never published anything (and that's who you quote - "experts"), you'll get slaughtered.

 

[Bainesy]

my teacher has mentioned that bellemore guy a few times, i think ive got a few good quotes from him aswell in a handout.

and your site is in german, who knows what is, and what isnt, on there.