Ancient History
Although ancient history, by definition, took place in an era that may seem distant, the happenings of the ancient world established many of our modern societal customs and values, from effective sewage systems to democracy much of it started with the Romans, Greeks and Egyptians. It’s easy to see why exploring history is essential to fully understanding the here and now. Are you thinking about signing up for a history class? Our classes are a great way to explore a range of subjects to find the ones you love, with no pressure and no exams. Our tutors are friendly and qualified, and our courses are open to anyone over 18 – no experience or prior skills required.
Animals in the Ancient World
<p>This course will examine the relationship between humans and animals such as cats, dogs and horses from the Neolithic to the Roman period using iconographical and literary sources from ancient
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When did the Roman Empire Die?
<p>By the beginning of the first century BC the Roman Republican Constitution and system of government defined by the Cursus Honorum was under great strain. Very ambitious military leaders found ways
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The Many Misadventures of Collectors of the Past
<p>The theme of this year’s History Week is ‘Hands On History’ and this workshop explores people who used their hands to build our knowledge of history, by picking up artefacts, fossils, living
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The Seven Hills of Jerusalem: Ancient Wonders for Modern Pilgrims
<p>We modern day pilgrims visit the seven hills of Jerusalem - Mount Moriah, Mount Zion, Mount Corruption, Mount Ophel, Mount Scopus and New Mount Zion in search of ancient wonders and to explore
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