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ARCHAM 425

Hellenistic and Republican Roman Architecture

3 credits · Undergraduate credit

This course covers the architecture of first millennium BCE Italy. It provides a sense of how later Roman architecture came into being by retracing its origins from the Iron Age to the Etruscan period. Hellenistic Italian architecture is analyzed within its proper Mediterranean context.

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ARCHAM 222. (3). May not be repeated for credit. Rackham credit requires additional work.

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