ARTH 17.01 Rome: The Eternal City

No city in the world has an urban fabric so rich in historical layers as Rome. This course surveys the topography and urbanism of Rome from its origins to the present. While the immediate goal will be to study the city of Rome, the larger goal will be to provide a conceptual framework with which to consider the power and function of cities.

Instructor

Camerlenghi

Degree Requirement Attributes

Dist:ART; WCult:W

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