HS 312 - Ancient Greece
(3 cr.) This course examines the political, social and intellectual or cultural history of the ancient Greek world, with special focus on the period from the 8th century renaissance depicted in Homer, through the emergence and growth of city states such as Sparta and Athens, and ending with the 4th century transformation of the Mediterranean world by Alexander the Great. Emphasis is placed on the study of both literary sources, such as Herodotus, Thucydides, and Greek tragedians, and material sources, such as the Parthenon and red and black pottery. Prerequisite: 1 group; one course from HS level 200; Every Other Year, Fall

Fall 2015