Berossus

I think it's the same over here in terms of courses that open up to you once you have an undergrad degree, though I'm not sure about the CA pro-d course. I have a friend who wants to be an accountant, but she has studied various courses continuously since leaving school. You want an interesting career path - my grandfather went from Forestry to Accounting to I.T. when it first took off. Those were the days! Having given some thought on my ideal business ... I think a specialist book store would be a good bet. Offering archaeological and historical books for university students and lecturers, with a fine selection for the general customer. I have so many books myself that it would be no great leap. I'd also get to read a copy of all the books that came in. The power of the knowledge at my command would be legendary!!

Hi Paul Haha, that's a question and a half! I've had loads of ideas, but I'm interested in too many things! A realistic short-list I guess would be: Professional Archaeologist (perhaps up to PhD), Teacher (though can't decide at what level) or I.T. professional in some guise or other. I might focus on web design, as I really enjoy managing my current site and want to see if I would be any good at designing and managing others from scratch. My dad's a systems engineer and I've been hooked on computers since I could walk. It's in the blood! For the moment though I'm just content to see how things work out, much less stressful this way! What's studying business like? You got a favourite area? A dream of mine is to one day run my own business (just got to work out what on earth I'd sell/offer, oh and actually look into how to run a business!)

Hi Everyone, My name is James and I’m really behind on introducing myself! (I registered in 2005 ) I'm currently studying Archaeology at University College London after transferring a few years ago from the School of Oriental African Studies where I was studying Ancient Near Eastern Studies and learnt Akkadian and Hittite Cuneiform. I’ve been interested in history as long as I can remember and have dabbled in Latin and ancient Greek. I was an Age of Empires devotee and then moved towards the Total War series. For those of you interested in archaeology/history I’m the webmaster of www.uclsas.co.uk (though sadly my year in power ends in March!). Feel free to give it a look, very soon there’ll be a huge collection of archaeological and historical links (under “resources”), some of which I hope may be of interest to the 0 A.D. community. 0 A.D. looks amazing and I can’t wait until the great day when the first demo becomes available. Cheers! James (Berossus)