Ancient History A-Level Study Group Chat

This thread is a place you can connect with fellow students who are also studying Ancient History at A-level. Here we offer a space to support each other support as you prepare for your exams/coursework.
Feel free to share any helpful tips, resources, or advice you find along the way, and share any questions you have about the subject.
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To get started, here are a few questions to break the ice:

i am studying a level ancient history, and am struggling to find resouces for emporers and empire 31bc-63ad . can anyone send me any of their revision work?

ik its too late for this year but i thought it might be helpful for other cohorts, i didnt have the best teacher so this is everything ive used to revise ancient history Perseus Digital Library -- this website has the majority of the sources on it and you can navigate directly to the section you need.I'm not sure what modules you will be doing but this guy (41) Alcibiades Isace - YouTube -- has videos on the julio- claudian emperors, relations between greek and non greek states, and a few videos on the breakdown of the late roman republic - the overview video is especially helpful as he gives section numbers for all the relevant sources. Rome: Political System of The Late Republic -- this video is also good but its the only one he has on romeif you end up doing the rise of macedon this website is really good Alexander the Great it is GCSE but the information is the same so its still helpful and this video playslist is also good but he dosent do a huge amount of source analysis https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PL6DY9psvTXR9ls3aEQckg4iu2eWS2k2Fc&si=JF_7-4SdCAPyHDhn he also has videos on the relations between greek and non greek states.I think thats everything i used to learn it , although i would also recommend getting a couple of physical copies of the books like thucydides or plutarch because its easier to annotate and then revise.I hope this helps!