Program Highlight
One of our early evening seminars in the village of Ancient Korinth, at Café Marinos, overlooking the Korinthian Gulf, while discussing Aeschylus' plays.
Photo Galleries
Although clothed and with shoes, we recreate a footrace at the original stadium at Nemea. Professor Taber did retain from ancient times, however, the threat that cheaters would be beaten. Click here to see photos from previous tours.
Requirements
Grades for the course are based upon the following:
- Pre-departure, a three-page paper on EACH of the two sites you will have chosen (one in Ancient Korinth and one on the circuit tour), plus bibliography and diagrams or maps - 10% each, e-mailed to Professor Hall by May 17.
- Pre-departure, take-home ID exam - 10% Due on the flight to Greece (prior to the first beverage service!).
- Seminar responses to assigned questions -35%
- 2 oral site reports given to the group at the sites - 5% each
- An 8-10 page paper due August 16, on a topic relevant to the sites we visit or the issues raised in the readings and evening seminars - 25%
The paper can have an archaeological, cultural, historical, literary, philosophical, political, or religious focus, but must be discussed with the instructors prior to writing.
