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Classical Studies

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"Growing up, I actually disliked classics, but when I took my first classics course my Junior year I was hooked. Most ideas, literature, buildings, and technology advancements have a Roman or Greek beginning, therefore I couldn't deny how important they were to everything I am and will become. When I wasn't sure I wanted to do archaeology, Dr. Thill suggested a field school called the Gabii Project with Michigan, so I decided to try it out. After now doing two dig seasons at Gabii, I truly feel I have found my niche in life. Now I am attending University of Pennsylvania for my Post-Baccalaureate program in Classics and plan on pursuing a Masters degree and PhD in Roman Archaeology."

WHAT PEOPLE SAY

—  Cheyenne Eversole, Minor in Classical Studies '17

"What does our great historical hunger signify, our clutching about us of countless cultures, 

our consuming desire for knowledge, if not the loss of myth, of a mythic home, the mythic womb?"

Friedrich Nietzsche, The Birth of Tragedy, 1872

Upcoming Events

Upcoming Events

  • International Archaeology Day: It's a Material World!
    International Archaeology Day: It's a Material World!
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    Join us at Butler University to celebrate International Archaeology Day. Participate in activities centered on the 'material' of the past. Play games inspired by the ancient world! Become a shoe-box archaeologist! Challenge yourself to build a miniature coliseum!
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