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Fall 2004

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Archaeology

102. INTRODUCTION TO ROMAN ARCHAEOLOGY: Maria Swetnam-Burland
304. POMPEII AND CITIES OF VESUVIUS: Maria Swetnam-Burland

Classics

214. SPORT IN ANCIENT GREECE AND ROME

Greek

101. ELEMENTARY GREEK: Jennifer Kosak
101. ELEMENTARY GREEK: Jennifer Kosak
203. INTERMEDIATE GREEK FOR READING: Jennifer Kosak
308. THE ALEXANDRIAN AGE: Jennifer Kosak

Latin

101. ELEMENTARY LATIN: Barbara Boyd
203. INTERMEDIATE LATIN FOR READING: None None
206. LATIN PROSE: Barbara Boyd
301. THE HISTORIANS: Barbara Boyd