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Detail taken from the lid of an early Corinthian pyxis (or lidded, circular box), which is attributed to the Halloween Painter, dated 625-600 BCE

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In 2015, I completed my Masters in Classical Studies, which focused on Classical Greek iconography. The Classics programme provided a motivating and supportive environment in which to study, as the staff and other students encourage research to be the very best it can be. As my studies have largely focused on the artefacts of the ancient world, the Classics Museum provided the chance to closely examine a number of artefacts.

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Find out what it’s like to study Classics at Victoria from a postgraduate student and a graduate.

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Touching the past

Add context and texture to what you learn in class at Victoria's on-campus Classics Museum, where you'll be able to handle and learn about real antiquities from Greece and Rome.

You'll also get the opportunity to visit classical sites in mainland Greece and Crete with a study group, (delete comma) held every other summer. Explore art and artefacts, buildings and ruins, (add comma) in the place where it all began.

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Follow the evolution of art and architecture, examine the ideas expressed through the language and literature, and see how they’ve influenced the way we live today.

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Ancient Greek is the language of some of the greatest philosophers, mathematicians statesmen and dramatists the world has ever known.

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' Source: Peter Turchin, Jonathan M. Adams, Thomas D. Hall, East-West Orientation of Historical Empires and Modern States, p3. Last accessed 4 April 2016'

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Learn about the history and culture, arts and mythology of the ancient world. Explore the origins of democracy and republican government - and the nature of imperial autocracy.