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Ashurbanipal's General Groups
Arachne's Web
Position: Cyber Spinner
Level 4
A group focused on serving the AW community by providing help and discussion on topics such as HTML, CSS, web design, homesite decorating, netiquette and issues important to web artists.
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The Academy
Position: Miles
Level 2
History with a martial flair.
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The Assembly
Position: Seer
Level 4
Serious discussion for group development, management and successful growth in a peaceful and cooperative environment.
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A Confederacy of Dunces
Position: The Numskulls
Level 2
It can be said that each one of us here at AncientWorlds insist on being known as a bunch of self-proclaimed, smart alecks when it comes to Ancient History; however when it comes to Popular Culture, sometimes it pays to be a Dunce!
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Between the Rivers: Religion in Ancient Mesopotamia
Position: Black Heads
Level 2
This group is dedicated to discussing the religious beliefs of the ancient peoples who lived in Mesopotamia and Persia.
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Hidden History
Position: Editor
Level 5
Whether it's hidden traditions or societies, taboo topics, you'll find them here.
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Kart Hadasht ~ Queen of the Seas
Position: Citizen
Level 2
Carthage ~ a city of unsurpassed sailors, unsurpassed merchants, seldom surpassed soldiers.
From its foundation, to its fall.
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Of Silk and Gold
Position: Apprentice
Level 2
Of clothes and jewellery throughout the ages.
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The Flooding of the Black Sea
Position: Member
Level 2
In 5600, the Mediterranean flooded into the Black Sea lake with so much force, it drove the many peoples around it far away. Some carried civilization to Sumeria and Egypt, others built the world's largest buildings along their path to modern-day Paris. Come face the starvation, theft and wars these people encountered.
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The Round Table
Position: Aide-de-camp
Level 5
A place where current and former Scribes, as well as Volunteers of
Mesopotamia can discuss things, which deal solely with our fair land, on equal
footing.
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The Legion
Position: Members of The Legion
Level 4
Britain. 400 AD. There is only one last Roman military unit -- The Legion.
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