Rate My Professor Hamish Cameron

Cameron's scholarly output includes the monograph Making Mesopotamia: Geography and Empire in a Romano-Iranian Borderland (Brill, 2019), which analyzes Roman literary depictions of the Mesopotamian borderland as a contested inter-imperial space. Notable publications also encompass 'The Parthian Empire' (2024), 'Caravan Cities in the Roman Near East' (2022), 'Imagining Classics: Towards A Pedagogy of Gaming Reception' (2022), 'Shadowrun (Case Study)' (2019), and 'The presentation of migration and mobility in Strabo’s Mesopotamia' (2018). He has produced two tabletop roleplaying games and presented at conferences such as the Antiquity in Media Studies annual meeting and the Australian Society for Classical Studies. Cameron teaches courses including CLAS 106: Ancient Civilisations – The Greeks and the Romans, and engages in professional activities related to classical reception and historical game studies.