(in Polish) Death in Rome: tombs, cemeteries and memory in ancient Rome 1202-OG-EN-DIR

Contact hours with teacher: - participation in lectures - 30 hrs/semester - consultations- 5hrs/semester Self-study hours: - preparation for lectures – 20 hrs - reading literature- 20 hrs Altogether: 75 hrs (3 ECTS)

- (student) is able to identify the main elements of Roman funeral ceremonies, - (student) will know the main types of sources used in the study of funerary ritual and burial in ancient Rome, - (student) understands the relationship between different types of burial/commemoration and the social status of the deceased.

Students will be able to: - analyse source material relating to burial and commemoration in the Roman world, - identify individual elements of the form of tombstone inscriptions, - determine the status and identity of persons appearing in analysed epigraphic texts

understanding the importance of the heritage of antiquity for the history of Europe

demonstration, description, conversation lecture, paper

basic knowledge of ancient Roman history

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