Ancient Civilization

Undergraduate Program

The program in ancient civilization consists principally of courses in art history, classics, Jewish studies and philosophy. This interdisciplinary program covers the entire spectrum of ancient Mediterranean culture including Greek, Hebrew and Latin languages. By combining art history, Jewish studies and philosophy with what has been traditionally identified as classics (Greek and Latin language and literature), the Clark program in ancient civilization presents established disciplines in a stimulating and original configuration.

Program Faculty

Paul Burke, Ph.D. -
Everett Fox, Ph.D.
Rhys Townsend, Ph.D.

Courses
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Title of Course	Course Number
Introduction to Archaeology	ARTH106
Greek Myth and the Classical Ideal in Art	ARTH109
Ancient Greek Art	ARTH110
Ancient Cities and Sanctuaries	ARTH114
The Temple Builders: Architecture in Ancient Greece	ARTH215
Special Topics: Ancient Art/Seminar	ARTH219
Jesus and History/First-Year Seminar	CLAS050
Roman Art and Architecture/Lecture, discussions	CLAS111
Introduction to Classical Mythology/Lecture, Discussion	CLAS124
Women in the Ancient World	CLAS125
Jesus, History and the Apocalypse/Lecture, Discussion	CLAS222
Jews and Christians in the Ancient World	CLAS262
Religious Experience in the Ancient World/Lecture, Discussion	CLAS267
Introductory Greek I, II/Lecture, Discussion	GRK101
Jerusalem in History and Imagination/Lecture, Discussion	JS150
Introductory Latin	LAT101
Intermediate Latin	LAT103

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