CLAS 3720: HISTORY AND ART OF ANCIENT ROME MAYMESTER Chiara Sulprizio (Classical and Mediterranean Studies)
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1 1 CLAS 3720: HISTORY AND ART OF ANCIENT ROME MAYMESTER 2018 Chiara Sulprizio (Classical and Mediterranean Studies) DATES: MAY 13-JUNE 1, 2018 COURSE DESCRIPTION: This course, which is taught on site in Rome and its environs, examines the history, architecture, art and features of daily life as it was lived by the ancient Romans through a sustained engagement with the topography of the city. While our focus will be on the period between the 2 nd century BCE and the 4th century CE, we will also consider some of the longterm developments and influences of Roman culture as they manifest themselves in medieval, renaissance and modern-day Rome. A few themes and topics that we will explore throughout the course include: the material and cultural transformation of Rome s public spaces and civic image over time; the influence of urban life and customs on the production of Latin literature and Roman art; and especially, the monumental contexts of Roman religion and ritual practice, from the Late Republican period to the rise of Christianity. The course has no prerequisites, though some familiarity with the ancient world would be helpful. During the term, we will bring a variety of scholarly approaches to bear on our inquiry into the many spaces, objects and texts we will encounter, which will include wall paintings, sculptures, mosaics, coins, inscriptions, Latin poetry and prose, and examples of both public and domestic architecture. We will spend a majority of our time visiting archaeological sites, monuments and museums, and assessing their material remains through observation, discussion and written analyses. We will also read and reflect upon some important primary and secondary sources in order to gain an awareness of the cultural and socio-historical contexts of these remains. Finally, we will learn about some of the processes and problems surrounding the discovery, preservation and presentation of the material legacy of the past. Upon completion of this course, the successful student will be able to: 1. Locate important sites and monuments on a map of modern Rome and Italy 2. Identify basic architectural styles, features and building materials used by the Romans 3. Talk meaningfully about art and ancient material remains in terms of what s/he knows about Roman history, daily life and culture 4. Assess the continued influence of Roman art, architecture and culture more generally on later historical periods 5. Explain salient issues surrounding the preservation and presentation of ancient material remains
2 2 REQUIRED TEXTS Claridge, Amanda. Rome: An Oxford Archeological Guide. Oxford University Press, 2010 (2 nd ed.). *Note: Paperback preferred. A number of primary and secondary source readings (listed in detail below) will also be available on our course website. Fees: Cost per student is $8,850. Fees include tuition, museum entrance fees, a food tour of Rome, a bus pass, and transportation to and from Tivoli. Fees do not include airfare to and from Rome, some food, and incidental expenses. Fees and dates are subject to change. Accepted Students must commit by February 12th in the GEO application - Studio Abroad to retain their place on the course roster. We anticipate a wait list of students wishing to join this course, thus the importance of committing as soon as you are accepted. This course being offered is contingent upon enrolling at least 14 qualified students by the end of January CLAS 3720: HISTORY AND ART OF ANCIENT ROME MAYMESTER 2018 MAY 13-JUNE 1, 2018 Chiara Sulprizio (Classical and Mediterranean Studies) COURSE SCHEDULE SUNDAY, 5/13: ARRIVAL IN ROME CHECK IN TO THE VILLA MARIA (AFTER 1 PM) MEET IN LOBBY AT 7 PM OPTIONAL: GROUP DINNER AT 7.30 PM MONDAY, 5/14: BREAKFAST AT VILLA MARIA ( AM) 2 HOUR LECTURE ( ): Seven Hills, Seven Kings: Early Rome s Geography, Demography, Foundations Read beforehand: Shelton, pp. 1-3 Boatwright et al., Chapter 1: Archaic Italy & Chapter 2: Republican Rome (pp. 1-64) Dionysus of Halicarnassus, Roman Antiquities, Livy, Ab Urbe Condita, Selections from the Twelve Tables
3 3 GROUP LUNCH ( PM) 2 HOUR LECTURE (2-4 PM): The Founding of the Republic and the Roman Social Order (DINNER ON YOUR OWN) TUESDAY, 5/15: BREAKFAST AT VILLA MARIA ( AM) CHECK OUT OF VILLA MARIA (BY 10 AM) (LUNCH ON YOUR OWN) ARRIVAL + CHECK IN TO CENTRO (AFTER 12 PM) CENTRO ORIENTATION BY FRANCO (4 PM) ROME ORIENTATION ( ) GIANICOLO WALK (6-7 PM) WELCOME DINNER ( PM) Read beforehand: Claridge, pp Favro, Introduction & A Walk through Republican Rome, c. 52 BCE (pp. 1-11, 24-49) WEDNESDAY, 5/16: MEET AT ROUND TEMPLE (8.30 AM) REGAL / REPUBLICAN ROMAN FORUM (9-12 PM) W/ LUNCH ON SITE (12-1 PM) LARGO ARGENTINA (1-2 PM) SELF-GUIDED TOUR: CHOOSE EITHER CRYPTA BALBI OR PALAZZO ALTEMPS MUSEUM ( PM) Read beforehand: Watch Layers of Rome & The Architecture & Engineering of Rome Claridge, pp , 71-77, 83-86, 94, , , , THURSDAY, 5/17: MEET AT ROUND TEMPLE (9 AM) IMPERIAL ROMAN FORUM + PALATINE (9 AM-1 PM) W/ LUNCH ON SITE (1-2 PM) PALATINE MUSEUM (2-4 PM)
4 4 Read beforehand: Claridge, pp , 78-82, , Vergil, Aeneid: Book 8 (Optional: Jenkyns, Rome Imagined ) FRIDAY, 5/18: TRIP TO APPIAN WAY (9.30 AM AM) + LUNCH (12-1 PM) CATACOMBS OF ST. SEBASTIAN (1-4 PM) Read beforehand: Claridge, pp. 356, , , TBD SATURDAY, 5/19: FOOD TOUR (9.30 AM PM MEET AT BRUNO STATUE IN CAMPO DE FIORI) SUNDAY, 5/20: FREE DAY MONDAY, 5/21: MEET OUTSIDE ARA PACIS MUSEUM (8.45 AM, VISIT FROM 9-10 AM) CAMPUS MARTIUS WALKING TOUR: MAUSOLEUM, COLUMN OF MARCUS AURELIUS, TEMPLE TO DEIFIED HADRIAN, PANTHEON (10-1 PM) LUNCH (1-2 PM) STUDY TIME Read beforehand: Claridge, pp Zanker, The Augustan Program of Cultural Renewal (pp ) TUESDAY, 5/22: TEST #1 (9-10 AM) MEET OUTSIDE VILLA GIULIA MUSEUM (10.45 AM, VISIT FROM 11 AM-1 PM)
5 5 LUNCH + FREE AFTERNOON AT VILLA BORGHESE ( PM) Read beforehand: N/A WEDNESDAY, 5/23: MEET AT MARCUS AURELIUS STATUE ON CAMPIDOGLIO (9 AM) CAPITOLINE MUSEUM VISIT (9.30 AM PM) LUNCH ( PM) IMPERIAL FORA / MARKETS & COLUMN OF TRAJAN (2-5 PM) Read beforehand: Claridge, pp , THURSDAY, 5/24: MEET OUTSIDE THE BATHS OF DIOCLETIAN MUSEUM (9 AM, VISIT UNTIL 12 PM) LUNCH ON SITE (12-1 PM) PALAZZO MASSIMO MUSEUM ( PM) Read beforehand: Claridge, pp , Edwards, The City of Empire (pp ) Watch Bronze Casting video FRIDAY, 5/25: BREAKFAST AT CENTRO ( NOTE! EARLY START) MEET AT PIRAMIDE TRAIN STATION (8.10 AM) OSTIA ANTICA (CATCH 8.25 AM TRAIN ON FC2 ROMA-LIDO, SITE VISIT FROM 9.30 AM-3.30 PM) Read beforehand: Coarelli, Ostia in Rome and Environs (pp ) SATURDAY, 5/26:
6 6 FREE DAY SUNDAY, 5/27: FREE DAY MONDAY, 5/28: MEET AT ARCH OF CONSTANTINE (9 AM) COLOSSEUM / ARCH OF CONSTANTINE (9 AM-11 AM) BASILICA SAN CLEMENTE ( PM OR 3 PM) LUNCH ( ) CIRCUS MAXIMUS + BOCCA DELLA VERITA (2-3 PM) STUDY TIME Read beforehand: Claridge, pp Seneca, Consolatio ad Helviam Matrem Edmundson, Public Spectacles and Roman Social Relations (pp. 9-26) TUESDAY, 5/29: TEST #2 (9-10 AM) MEET OUTSIDE PIRAMIDE TRAIN STATION (10 AM) SITE VISIT: PYRAMID OF CESTIUS / MONTE TESTACCIO / BATHS OF CARACALLA ( PM) LUNCH ( PM) MONTEMARTINI MUSEUM ( PM) Read beforehand: Claridge, pp WEDNESDAY, 5/30:
7 7 VATICAN MUSEUM (9 AM PM) LUNCH (1-2 PM) CASTEL SANT ANGELO ( PM) Read beforehand: Claridge, pp Juvenal, Satire 3 Optional: Edwards, The City of Memories (pp ) THURSDAY, 5/31: BREAKFAST AT CENTRO ( AM) BUS TRIP TO HADRIAN S VILLA (8 AM, SITE VISIT FROM 9-1 PM + LUNCH) VILLA D ESTE ( PM) Read beforehand: Coarelli, Tivoli and the Tiburtine Territory (pp ) Pliny the Younger, Letter 23 to Gallus FRIDAY, 6/1: TEST #3 (9-10 AM) CHECKOUT OF CENTRO (BY 11 AM) OPTIONAL: FAREWELL LUNCH (12-1 PM) AT TBD
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