This course examines material and theoretical aspects of travel and geography in the ancient world in order to understand how the ancient Greeks and Romans perceived their world and moved around in it. It uses artifacts from illuminated maps to shipwrecks, and primary sources including travel narratives and descriptive geographies.

Antirequisite(s): The former Classical Studies 3904G (if taken in 2013-14) and the former Classical Studies 3903F (if taken in 2016-17).

Extra Information: 3 hours.