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Ancient Greece: Attica
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Cultural continuities and disruptions in Hellenic civilization in religion, commerce and art; history of the city of Athens. We will examine sites and artifacts that illustrate connections between the Aegean Peninsula and its islands, with North Africa and the Near East, from ca. 2300 BCE-1450 CE, with supplementary primary and secondary source readings. Travel to major archaeological sites and museums on the mainland and one island (Athens, Delphi,
Peiraeus
, Eleusis,
Brauron
,
Sounion
, Aegina).
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To participate in all the required activities you must be able to walk on rough terrain and on city streets at a normal pace.
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Itinerary and schedule
March 11 depart U.S. (Friday)March 12 arrive at Hellenikon Airport, Athens, by 4 p.m. local time. Depart on bus with Section One for Delphi (Saturday). Overnight in DelphiMarch 13 visit the Sanctuary of Apollo at Delphi and the Delphi Museum. Section One returns to Athens (Sunday) Stay in Athens until March 20, when return to U.S. (Sunday
)
March 14-17 we will visit sites in and around Athens, one day to include travel by boat to the island of Aegina.
The
sequence of the
Athens-based trips
will be determined at a later time, in concert with special exhibitions, site open hours, etc.
Day
One – Eleusis,
Vravrona
,
Sounion
by bus.
Day Two – Walking Tour of Athens,
Goulandris
, Museum
of Cycladic Art
Day Three – Boat Excursion to
Aegina/
Aphaia
Public transportation to
Peiraeus
Day Four –
Daphni
,
Kaisariani
,
Kerameikos
March 18, with Section One, visit the Acropolis and the Acropolis Museum (Friday)
March 19, v
isit
Agora and
Kerameikos
. Afternoon,
Benaki
Museum and free time to work on assignment (q.v.)
March 20, return to U.S. (Sunday) Slide3
Historic Central Athens – the Plaka
Slide4
By Ferry to Island of Aegina, temple of
AphaiaSlide5
Daphne, Apollo, Christ, Daphni
Slide6
Artemis, Huntress – sanctuary at VravronaSlide7
Athens through the AgesSlide8
Athens Metro ExcavationsSlide9
Athena, Poseidon, and Attica Slide10
Acropolis,
SounionSlide11
Demeter, Persephone, Eleusis