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Ancient History Magazine 1 Now Available
The AHM launch party, held at the Allard Pierson Museum in Amsteram on October 30th, was a big success! We're already getting rave reviews from subscribers, Kickstarter backers, and those that pre-ordered the first issue. Why not find out what all the fuss is about and grab your own copy today? You can order a copy through our webshop. Stores will also be stocking AHM 1: in the U.K., you can find it in many WHSmith shops right now. In the U.S., it will be available in select Barnes and Noble outlets starting in early December. It's also never too late to grab a subscription for either one, two or three years, so that you don't miss out on anything coming in the future. If you'd like to try a few issues before you really commit, go for a Trial Subscription.
Ancient History Magazine Online
Even if you don't have a copy of AHM 1 (Why not?), Josho, Jona and our other writers have dedicated a lot of time to making sure that there are plenty of interesting online articles, news and blogs for you to read. Here is a sampling of some of the most recent:
- A theatre on Cyprus and other news, by Arianna Sacco
- Shipwrecks in Greece and other news, by Arianna Sacco
- The past is personal, by Josho Brouwers
- Official launch of AHM, by Jona Lendering