CLA260H1 Lecture Notes - Lecture 19: Aegean Civilizations, Heinrich Schliemann, John Beazley
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Classical archaeology (2007) see the chapter by jack davis; in the textbook see chapters 14, 15 and 21. Key moments and figures in the development of the discipline: Johann joachim winckelmann (1717-1768: an influential figure in spreading interest in ancient greece in the mid-eighteenth century, though he was part of a larger phenomenon, winckelmann never did any fieldwork (and never visited. Greece), but (from 1763, when he was appointed papal. 1801-1811 is the most famous example but was hardly unique). The biggest and most important are those which were founded in the 19th century, starting with the french. School (the cole fran aise d"ath nes or efa) in 1846, but followed by the german school (the deutsches arch ologisches institut (dai), abteilung athen) in 1874, the american school of classical. Studies at athens (ascsa) in 1881 and the british school at athens (bsa) in 1886.
