Introduction to the Ancient Greek World
CLS-STDY 97A
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Description
This course will cover the history of ancient Greece from the Bronze Age Minoan and Mycenaean palace civilizations to the Roman conquest of the East Mediterranean. Attention will be paid to the major political, social, economic, and cultural transformations, all set within their Mediterranean and west Asian environments. Students will explore the wide variety of textual sources (in translation) and archaeological evidence out of which historians seek to understand ancient Greece.
Course Notes
Concentrators are required to take either one or two semesters of Classical Studies 97, depending on their concentration track.
Available for Harvard Cross Registration
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