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Greek and Roman Studies (also known as Classics) is the study of the ancient civilization of Greece and Rome. At its broadest, this includes literature, language, history, mythology, religion, philosophy, politics, social and economic life, technology, art, architecture and archaeology. Classics is the study of a sophisticated and highly influential civilization, viewed in its entirety.
Greetings from Greece!
Group shot from Mycenae Nafplio Inside the fortress walls at Tiryns
Undergrad examines archaeological sites on trip to Middle East
Full FASSinate story, Spring 2012
“Representations of the Cosmos” Summer Course RELI 3731B/CLCV 3305B/ARTH 3101
Are you interested in…Ancient concepts of the heavens? Soul travel?Cultural astronomy?Greek and Roman art and archaeology related to the cosmos?
Summer Study-Greek and Latin
Bilingual Latin and Ancient Greek Courses La Fondation Humanitas offre des cours bilingues de latin et de grec ancien à Montréal du 26 juin au 13 juillet (jour) ouverts aux étudiants et au grand public. Renseignements : www.fondationhumanitas.ca ou braultd@loyola.ca. La Fondation Humanitas is offering bilingual Latin and Ancient Greek courses in Montreal from June ... more
Carleton professor had a classic case of inquiring mind
As a classics scholar, A. Trevor Hodge had a negative approach to scientific enquiry: He specialized in things that were no longer there. He examined the wooden roofs in Greek temples, for example, decipherable only through cuts in stone where beams once fit. He studied ancient Roman aqueducts in France, Germany, Spain, North Africa, Turkey ... more
Archaeological Institute of America Ottawa Society Fieldwork Incentive Bursary – 2012
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Corvus Journal/Student Lecture Night March 23rd
To celebrate the Launch of this year’s Corvus Journal, the CU Classics Society is hosting a student lecture night: Friday, March 23rd 6:15 PM PA 303 5:00 Reception in PA 301 (food + cash bar) This year’s lecturers are Shelley Hartman (presenting her research on the Fibula) and Alan Armstrong (presenting his research on the Pythia at Delphi). ... more
CORIOLANUS March 9th
Carleton University Classics Society Movie Night: CORIOLANUS Friday March 9th 2012 at 6:15pm Bytowne Theatre 325 Rideau St Click here to see poster.
Lectures February 28th
The US Department of State, US Embassy, Ottawa, the College of the Humanities, and the Centre for American Studies are excited to welcome Dr. John Lee to Carleton on February 28, 2012. Dr. Lee is Associate Professor of History and Director of the Ancient Mediterranean Studies program at the University of California, Santa Barbara. He ... more
Dr. A. Trevor Hodge 1930-2012
HODGE, Dr. A. Trevor (Retired Distinguished Professor of Classics at Carleton University) 1930 – 2012 Peacefully at his home on Thursday, February 16th, 2012. Beloved husband of Colette (née Fabre) for 47 years. Loved father of Anne (Dario), Christine (Michael) and Claire (Alfredo). Dear grandfather of Gabrielle, Morganne, and newborn Maya. ... more