For two weeks we visited Greece to study the dimensions of the Greek Intellectual Revolution: democracy, rhetoric, drama, and art. We spent time in Athens as well as on the road around the county. We were looking at artifacts and ideas together: texts at sites. | A big thanks to a wonderful group of students: Danielle, Will, Julia, Emily, Alisa, Rachel, Jordan, Katrina, Kathryn, Whitnee, Luke, Shannon, Hanna, Logan, Zach, Megan, Camille and Mackenzie and to my assistant, Elizabeth. |
On this page are mostly general group shots. More coming later associated with specific sites.
Dinner together: our final evening. Reader's theater at the Theater of Dionysus Individual and small group pictures
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On our way - layover in Philly. (5/11)
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Trying out a 'bitter orange' in the National Garden (5/12).
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Trying Greek food the first night (5/12). |
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At the Acropolis (5/13). |
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At the Acropolis. | |
Eating outside, taking our time. | |
At the Pnyx. Now women can participate. |
On the bus. | |
At Epidaurus. |
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A statue of the king played by Gerard Butler, otherwise known as Leonidas. In Sparta. | |
On the starting line at Olympia. |
Doing reports on the bus. | |
The ancient and honorable art of stone skipping. | |
At the stadium at Delphi. | |
Last modified 9/9/12; posted 6/9/12; original content © 2012, John P. Nordin |