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2010 maha hsc study day - don't miss out!
CORE/GREECE/NEAR EAST/ROME: Saturday 18 SEPTEMBER
NORMANHURST BOYS’ HIGH SCHOOL - CLICK HERE FOR DETAILS
Pennant Hills Road, Normanhurst
(handy to Normanhurst Station)
The MAHA committee would like to thank the Principal of Normanhurst Boys’ High School, Mr Jeffrey Bruce, for generously offering his school as a venue for our 2010 Study Days.
International Conservation Center - Israel Antiquities Authority - Saving the Stones Curriculum
The SAVING the STONES is a training internship in historical and archaeological conservation, implemented through theoretical lessons and practical workshops.
The program will enable you to:
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Gain an understanding of conservation procedures and their theoretical background
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Develop basic conservation skills
- Acquire basic knowledge and techniques as a step toward further expertise in the field
For further information visit the website by clicking here.
res romanae - essays on roman history (edited by Bruce Marshall with a foreword by Colleen McCullough)
Res Romanae, the latest MAHA publication, was launched at an enthusiastic ceremony during the annual Ancient History Teachers' Conference at Macquarie University on 4th April 2009.
Res Romanae contains 21 essays on Roman History taken from earlier issues of the MAHA journal Ancient Society/Ancient History: Resources for Teachers.
The essays cover Roman History from 3rd century BC to 1st century AD, and are devoted to Roman topics for the HSC. It is particularly suitable for teachers and students.
The price is very reasonable $30 per copy (including GST) + $5 p & p.
Download an order form here.
what is maha?
The Macquarie Ancient History Association, or MAHA as it is commonly called, was founded in 1978 with the aim of promoting the study of Ancient History.
Since that time MAHA has grown into a diverse association which provides information on recent research, social events, lectures, the opportunity to exchange ideas and a meeting point for all ancient historians and enthusiasts within the university community and anyone with an interest in the subject.