HKAB00691U KL. ARK. Periodekursus 2 - Klassisk-Hellenistisk tid

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KL. ARK. Period 2 - The Classical and Hellenistic period

Kursusindhold

Periodekursus 2 giver den studerende indblik i det klassisk-hellenistiske Grækenlands arkæologi i perioden fra ca. 480 til ca. 146 f.v.t. med udstik til Lilleasien, Magna Graecia, Sicilien og Etrurien. Perioden er præget af den tætte kontakt og konflikt med Perserriget. Set i lyset af Athen som traditionel kulturel og politisk stormagt (og dermed forløber for de hellenistiske kongeriger) diskuteres en række konkrete monumenttyper som landskaber, byer, helligdomme, templer, grave, teatre, agorai, huse, skulptur, portrætter, mønter og keramik. Kurset giver indsigt i hvilken rolle den materielle kultur spiller for udviklingen og formidlingen af hellensk identitet delvist i klassisk tid domineret af forbund af poleis og delvist i hellenistisk tid domineret af store kongeriger. Da kurset baseres på arkæologisk materiale, må de studerende, for at få det fulde udbytte, have en basal viden om græsk historie og religion.

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