1. Hands-on History: teaching archaeology to students - experiences from the classroom, from the museum, and from the field Building Bridges for Historical Learning 28-9 March 2011 Dr Craig Barker Sydney University Museums

2. The Nicholson Museum at the University of Sydney

3. Nicholson Museum Education Room

4. Nicholson Museum Galleries

7. Archaeological Excavations at Nea Paphos in Cyprus

15. Integrating historical evidence with archaeological evidence

16. WHAT RESOURCES ARE AVAILABLE TO TEACHERS TO HELP YOU MAKE ARCHAEOLOGY ACCESSIBLE TO STUDENTS?

24. Academy Travel www.academytravel.com.au

29. Focus on tacit hands-on experiences

36. http://www.britishmuseum.org/explore/explore_introduction.aspx

44. HOW DO I STAY UP TO DATE WITH RELEVANT ARCHAEOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENTS AND NEW RESEARCH? http://www.earthwatch.org/

45. Keeping Up To Date With Research: Archaeology Magazines Archaeology Bi-monthly publication of the Archaeological Institute of America Now in its fiftieth year

49. www.pasthorizons.com Past Horizons – a free bi-monthly online magazine

52. DVD - Astarte Resources http://www.astarte.com.au/

55. Fieldwork Websites and Blogs http://www.archaeology.org/interactive/ Blogs from: Pompeii, Sagalassos, Black Sea, Arizona

57. www.paphostheatre.com

58. Time Map: http://www.timemap.net/

59. Podcasts