In Summer 2021, students enrolled in CLS 215: Women in Antiquity conducted research in groups about the way that people lived around the ancient Mediterranean world. Each group represents a different geographic area, and their task was to compare and contrast the houses of the elites with those of the "average" people from that area. Each group then created a website to share their research. Each group also chose a selection of objects from the Antiquities Collection to display as part of this exhibition. The items that they chose come from a broad array of media, including vases, terracotta lamps, bronze items, and faience. Be sure to check out each group's research! Elite and Non-Elite Houses in Pompeii Kaley Barnhart, Nadira Boddie, Lauren Squires, Megan VanScoyoc, and Austin Wildasin Elite and Non-Elite Houses in Athens Kimberlee Ahlers, Justin Fleig, Nija Simmons, and Calista Wolfe Elite and Non-Elite Houses in El-Amarna, Egypt Anika Eigen-Zucchi, Maricruz Cabrera Lucero, Lesley Rodriguez, and Kylee Weber Return to Voices From the Wine Dark Sea. Antiquities Collection About History Hunnicutt Gallery Statement on Ethics Relevant links ... Antiquities Collection About History Hunnicutt Gallery Statement on Ethics
