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Antiquity 1 Third Edition

Third Edition

Toni Hurley, Philippa Medcalf, Christine Murray, Jan Rolph

The third edition of the best-selling Antiquity 1 has been comprehensively updated to meet the requirements of the revised NSW Ancient History syllabus (2005).

FEATURES

  • Antiquity is a successful series written for the New South Wales Ancient History course. It comprises three volumes: Antiquity 1 (Preliminary: Year 11), Antiquity 2 (HSC: Year 12) and Antiquity 3 (Core HSC component plus additional options for other components).
  • Antiquity 1, Third Edition is in FULL-COLOUR, with an exciting new cover and design.
  • Five new chapters have been included to bring it in line with syllabus requirements:
    • Chapter 7, Historical Investigation
    • Chapter 8, Tutankhamun's Tomb
    • Chapter 11, Skara Brae
    • Chapter 16, The City of Rome in the Late Republic
    • Chapter 17, Alexandria.
  • All other chapters from the second edition of Antiquity 1 have been revised for the third edition in order to provide an up-to-date program and meet the requirements of the revised syllabus.
  • The content is engaging and accessible and is enhanced by a broad range of archaeological and written sources, newspaper and journal articles.
  • Quotations and adaptations from both ancient and modern writers help to bring the ancient world to life.
  • Further investigation boxes to develop student understanding
  • Fully revised content and full-colour design
  • Beautifully drawn maps and illustrations
  • Source boxes focussing on photos, illustrations and written source material

Part 1: Investigating the Past: Archaeology, History and Science

Chapter 1: Methods of Investigating the Past

Chapter 2: The Nature of Sources and Evidence

Chapter 3: The Destruction and Preservation of Evidence

Chapter 4: Reconstructing the Past

Chapter 5: The Role of Science in Unlocking the Past

Chapter 6: Ethical Issues

Chapter 7: Historical Investigation

 

Part 2: Case Studies

Chapter 8: Tutankhamun’s Tomb

Chapter 9: Homer and the Trojan War

Chapter 10: Ancient Human Remains

Chapter 11: Skara Brae

 

Part 3: Studies in Ancient Societies, Sites and Sources

Chapter 12: Deir el-Medina

Chapter 13: Thera

Chapter 14: Greek Drama

Chapter 15: The Celts in Europe

Chapter 16: The City of Rome in the Late Republic

Chapter 17: Alexandria


Resources include sample assessment tasks complete with detailed marking guidelines. Assessment tasks include structured questions and extended responses, historical investigations, research tasks and tests.

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Chapter 1: Methods of Investigating the Past

Internet research exercise: Archaeology

 

Chapter 2: The Nature of Sources and Evidence

Case study: Homer's The Iliad

 

Chapter 4: Reconstructing the Past

Famous archaeologists quiz

Internet research exercise: Archaeologists

 

Chapter 6: Ethical Issues

Extended response

 

Chapter 8: Tutankhamun's Tomb

Comparison chart

Writing task

 

Chapter 9: Homer and the Trojan War

Revision questions

 

Chapter 10: Ancient Human Remains

Group investigation and presentation: Mummies

 

Chapter 12: Deir el-Medina

Group investigation and presentation: Daily life

Investigation: Tomb workers

 

Chapter 13: Thera

Internet research task: Frescoes

Ancient History Preliminary: Topic test