ANHS1601 - Foundations for Ancient Rome

Semester 2, 2012  |  Credit Points: 6

Coordinator: Richard Miles
Phone: +61 2 9351 2074
Email: richard.miles@sydney.edu.au

Description

From Spain to Turkey, from Britain to Africa, ancient Rome has left physical and cultural reminders of its role as ancient superpower. This unit of study will introduce you to the city of Rome itself, its turbulent history, its empire and its vibrant culture. It will provide a springboard for further studies in history, archaeology and literature. It is informed by a cross-disciplinary approach that combines a variety of perspectives to achieve a holistic view of the ancient world.

Assessments

1x500wd exercise (10%), participation (15%), 1x1500wd research exercise (40%) and 1x2hr exam (35%)

Classes

2x1-hr lectures/week, 1x1-hr tutorial/week

Prohibitions

ANHS1004, ANHS1005

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