HIST 304 · Stephenson

Resources

Course documents and general resources: the overview timeline, the reading list, research guidance, citation help, and library tools.

Course Documents

Overview Timeline of the Greek World

The political, social, economic, and cultural spine of the course, from the foragers of Franchthi Cave to the Roman annexation of Egypt, read across three parallel tracks.

Secondary scholarship and primary texts arranged by period to follow the timeline, with tags showing where each reading is taken up in the weeks.

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Lecture Summaries

Short summaries of each week's lecture, following the same sequence of subjects as the weekly discussions, with a link to each week's summary.

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Assignments

Assignment 1 · Week 9

Study guide, guidelines, and rubric for the midterm exam, covering Weeks 1–8.

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Assignment 2 · Week 13

Object Analysis Exam

Study guide, guidelines, and rubric for the object analysis exam.

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Study guide, guidelines, and rubric for the final essay.

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General Resources

Research, Citation, and Library Tools

Citing Sources — Towson University Libraries guide to citation styles and tools.
Finding Peer-Reviewed Scholarship — Towson University Libraries research guide.
Walters Art Museum: Ancient Greece — browse the museum's ancient Greek collection.