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Department of Classics

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Red-Figure Bell Krater

Red-Figure Bell Krater

Green Glass Bottle

Roman Glass Bottle

Vessel Lid

Lid of an Etruscan cinerary urn

Tablet

Portrait on a Roman funerary stele

Eagle

Jupiter and eagle

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The Field of Classics

Every discipline taught and administered in the Cornell Graduate School is organized into a Graduate Field, coordinated and administered by a Director of Graduate Studies (DGS). The Graduate Field of Classics includes not only the faculty in the Department of Classics, but also professors from other departments whose research and teaching involve them substantially in teaching and research relevant to the Classics.

The departments currently represented in the Field are: Asian Studies, Classics, Comparative Literature, English, History, History of Art and Archaeology, Landscape Architecture, Linguistics, Near Eastern Studies and Philosophy. (Several members of the Field of Classics are also members of Interdisciplinary and Special Programs, such as Archaeology, Medieval Studies, and Religious Studies.) This wide representation means that instruction is available over an unusually wide range of subject matters.