First-year, minor and major sequences
A first-year sequence in classical history and culture comprises either
CHC1030 and CHC1040, or one of these subjects plus either ARY1010 or ARY1020.
If ARY1010 or ARY1020 are included as part of a sequence in classical history
and culture, they cannot, naturally, also form part of a sequence in
archaeology.
- A minor sequence comprises a first-year sequence in classical history and
culture followed by second-year level subjects to the value of sixteen points.
- A major sequence comprises a minor sequence followed by third-year level
subjects to the value of twenty-four points.
Subjects available for
inclusion in minor and/or major sequences are as follows:
A All mainstream classical history and culture subjects offered by the
department at second- and third-year level. These are:
- CHC2110/3110 Epic poetry
- CHC2210/3210 From Republic to Empire
- CHC2230/3230 Classical drama
- CHC2250/3250 Atoms and the solar system: two studies in ancient Greek
science
- CHC2310/3310 Tiberius to Domitian
- CHC2410/3410 Women in Roman society
- CHC2510/3510 Wit and humour in literature, film and cartoon
- CHC2590/3590 Alexandria-Jerusalem-Rome: connections and conflict
- CHC2610/3610 Roman life and literature
- CHC2810/3810 Language and sources of Roman classical history and culture I
- CHC2830/3830 Language and sources of Roman classical history and culture
II
- CHC2850/3850 Language and sources of Ancient Greek classical history and
culture I
- CHC2870/3870 Language and sources of Ancient Greek classical history and
culture II
The four language subjects are offered to those students who
wish to acquire some knowledge of Greek or Latin. CHC2810/3810 or CHC2850/3850
can be followed up with CHC2830/3830 and CHC2870/3870 respectively.
B The following archaeology of the ancient Mediterranean subjects
offered by the department at third-year level:
- ARY2570 Minoans and Myceneans
- ARY3550 Coins, the archaeologist and the ancient historian
- ARY3950 Ptolemaic and Roman Egypt
C The following subjects
offered by departments outside the Department of Classics and Archaeology:
- HSY3630 Renaissance Florence
- PHL2130 Greek philosophy or;
- Any second- or third-year level comparative literature and cultural
studies subject to the value of eight points.
Students who contemplate
including any subject listed in group C should note the department's
requirement that at least sixteen points of a minor sequence and at least
thirty-six points of a major sequence must be acquired within the department
itself.
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