CSTS 233: Going Green in the Classical Imagination (HC): Archaeology

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Resources available within the three colleges for archaeology and for art history.

"Each entry includes a discussion of the literary, epigraphic, and numismatic testimonia, a brief discussion of the associated archaeological remains, and a selective bibliography." - Oxford Bibliography Online

This web site provides detailed information about 30 houses in Pompei and the 16,000 artifacts associated with them. See the list of house, house plans, listings of rooms and artifacts, discussion, photos, and location in Pompei. The web site is associated with the book, Pompeian households: an analysis of material culture by Penelope Mary Allison.