Paesaggi di Roma Antica. Archeologia e storia del Palatino.

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Approx. 8 hours to complete

Course Summary

Explore the landscapes and structures of ancient Rome, and learn about the history and culture of this fascinating city.

Key Learning Points

  • Discover the city of ancient Rome through the lens of its landscapes and structures
  • Learn about the history, art, and culture of ancient Rome
  • Explore the role of urban planning and architecture in ancient Rome

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Learning Outcomes

  • Understand the landscapes and structures of ancient Rome
  • Develop an appreciation for the history and culture of ancient Rome
  • Gain knowledge of urban planning and architecture in ancient Rome

Prerequisites or good to have knowledge before taking this course

  • A basic understanding of history and architecture
  • A willingness to learn about ancient Rome

Course Difficulty Level

Beginner

Course Format

  • Online and self-paced
  • Video lectures
  • Interactive quizzes

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  • Classics Professor, Author
  • Art Historian, Museum Director

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Description

The course presents the topographical lay-out of the most relevant part of the city. Research developed on the Palatine since the end of last century by the team of Sapienza Classical Archaeologists opened a new phase in the urban archaeological investigation and in the scientific debate about the relation between archaeological features and literary tradition as well as the “correct use“ of both kind of evidence, key issues of wide archaeological and historical significance.

Outline

  • Dalle rovine a una storia locale globaleA(metodi, procedure, strumenti)
  • 1.1 Archeologia Classica: manufatti (oggetti, architetture, paesaggi) e storia.
  • 1.2 Parlando con gli oggetti: dalla ceramica alla cronologia.
  • 1.3 Parlando con la terra, pietre e mattoni: da strati e muri alla Storia.
  • 1.4 Introduzione a Roma Antica.
  • Quiz week 1
  • Da una terra di confine al più grande insediamento del Lazio (13° - 9° secolo a.C.).
  • 2.1 Prima della città: età pre urbana e proto urbana.
  • 2.2 Il Lazio dall’età del Bronzo all’età del Ferro.
  • 2.3 Roma dall’età del Bronzo all’età del Ferro.
  • 2.4 Il Palatino dall’età del Bronzo all’età del Ferro.
  • Quiz week 2
  • Nasce una città governata da re (8° - 7° secolo a.C.).
  • 3.1 La fondazione di Roma: mito e riti.
  • 3.2 La fondazione di Roma: archeologia
  • 3.3 Il Palatino durante il regno dei primi re 1.
  • 3.4 Il Palatino durante il regno dei primi re 2.
  • Quiz week 3
  • Nuovi re prima di un nuovo Stato (6° - 3° secolo a.C.). Lezioni.
  • 4.1 Roma durante il regno degli ultimi re.
  • 4.2 Il Palatino durante il regno degli ultimi re: residenze aristocratiche e santuari.
  • 4.3 Dalla Monarchia alla Repubblica.
  • 4.4 Il Palatino in età alto e medio repubblicana.
  • Quiz week 4
  • I padroni di un impero (2° - fine del 1° secolo a.C.).
  • 5.1 Il Palatino in età tardo repubblicana.
  • 5.2 Templi.
  • 5.3 Case 1.
  • 5.4 Case 2 (la casa di Ottaviano).
  • Quiz week 5
  • La Capitale dell’Impero (fine del 1° secolo a.C. – inizi del 1° secolo d.C.)
  • 6.1 Dalla Repubblica all’Impero.
  • 6.2 Il Palatino dopo la battaglia di Azio (31 a.C.).
  • 6.3 La Casa di Augusto 1.
  • 6.4 La Casa di Augusto 2.
  • Quiz week 6
  • La città d’oro (1° - 2° secolo d.C.).
  • 7.1 Il Palatino dopo la morte di Augusto (la dinastia Giulio-Claudia).
  • 7.2 Il grande incendio del 64 d.C. e il Palatino di Nerone.
  • 7.3 Un nuovo palazzo per l’Imperatore.
  • 7.4 Le pendici del Palatino.
  • Quiz week 7
  • La città d’oro e il suo declino (3° – 6° secolo d.C.).
  • 8.1 Un palazzo imperiale sempre più grande.
  • 8.2 Una residenza tardo antica.
  • 8.3 Un nuovo santuario per la dea Vesta.
  • 8.4 Chiese sul Palatino.
  • Quiz week 8

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Discover the landscapes of ancient Rome with this fascinating course on Coursera. Students have praised the engaging content, knowledgeable instructors, and accessible format of the course.

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  • Engaging content that sparks curiosity and interest in ancient Rome
  • Knowledgeable instructors who are passionate about their subject and able to answer questions effectively
  • Accessible format that is easy to follow and navigate, even for beginners
  • Interactive elements that keep the learning experience fresh and engaging

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  • A few students have found the pace of the course to be too slow, or the content too basic for their level of expertise
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Paolo Carafa
Sapienza University of Rome
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