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WELCOME TO THE SCHOOL OF
Classics

PART OF THE FACULTY FOR HUMANITIES.



Classics is the study of the ancient world. It encompasses art, politics, history, literature, language and archeology. Classics is also concerned with the later reception of those artifacts - such as the use of Medieval Latin, or modern architecture's ancient roots. The traditional European university was concerned chiefly with Greece and Rome, but this school hopes to represent "classical" culture from across the globe.

Welcome[edit | edit source]

Students, please start here!

Future resources[edit | edit source]

We are a young school; the following future resources have been proposed.

  • Classical & Near Eastern Archaeology
  • Oral literature

Written literature[edit | edit source]



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Learning Resources[edit | edit source]

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