COLLEGE YEAR IN ATHENS H356 (H 456): Ancient Macedon to the Death of Alexander the Great
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1 COLLEGE YEAR IN ATHENS H356 (H 456): Ancient Macedon to the Death of Alexander the Great Tuesday - Thursday Instructor: Dr. John Karavas Course Description/Objectives Through the study of the available primary evidence literary, epigraphic and archaeological this course seeks to familiarize students with particular aspects of the history, culture and civilization of Ancient Macedon up to the age of Alexander the Great. Following a detailed examination of the main social, political and economic conditions and institutions that developed in Ancient Macedon during the Archaic and Classical periods, it then attempts to explore the main factors that led to the emergence of the Macedon State as the undisputed leader in Greek affairs by the 4th century BC. Special emphasis will be placed on the careers of Alexander I and of Philip II and their profound impact on the consolidation of Macedon power over Greece. The second part of the course will deal exclusively with the reign of Alexander the Great. Through the use of primary sources, the course will closely follow Alexander s campaigns in the East, with a detailed reference to certain aspects of his multi-faceted personality and to an assessment of his achievement and long lasting legacy. Special emphasis is given to topics that are central to modern political and intellectual debate. Abbreviations Used Borza: E. Borza, In the Shadow of Mount Olympus. Hammond (1980): N.G.L Hammond, Alexander the Great. King, Comander and Statesman (1980). Hammond (1986): N.G.L Hammond, A History of Greece (1986). Hammond (1989): N.G.L Hammond, The Macedonian State (1989). Sealey (1976): M. Sealey, A History of the Greek City States (1976). CAH= The Cambridge Ancient History, The 4th century B.C. (1994).
2 Class Schedule/Course Readings 1. Tuesday General Introduction. A brief overview of the history of Ancient Macedon. Establishing the basic temporal and spatial context and objectives of this course. The nature of the available evidence and the problems usually associated in its interpretation. 2. Thursday Macedonia, The Land: The general geography and the topographical realities of Ancient Macedon; its impact on the formation of the Macedon State. A brief History of Macedon from the Neolithic to the Archaic Age. 3. Tuesday Macedonia, the People The origins of the Macedonian people and the question of their ethnic identity; the Macedonian language ; their early system of government; the economy; social and cultural norms and customs. 4. Thursday Ancient Macedon from the Archaic to the early Classical period. The age of Macedonian expansion explored through prevailing political, social, economic and cultural conditions and institutions. The problems/struggles associated with the emergence of the early Macedonian State. (Hammond (1989), 1-42; E. Borza, Ch. 1-3; E-material: 15). This bibliography accounts for classes Tuesday A Prince among barbarians and a barbarian among princes. The age of Alexander I. Macedon during the Persian and Peloponnesian wars. The development of opposing cultural perceptions between Macedonia and the city states of Southern Greece (E-material: 14-15). 6. Thursday Greece in the 4th century BC: The aftermath of the Peloponnesian Wars and the age of shifting hegemonies; the rise of Sparta; the rise of Thebes. Ancient Macedon at the brink of collapse. (Sealey, ; ; E-material: 11-13).
3 7. Tuesday The rise of Macedonia. The accesion of Philip II. The early years of his reign ( BC). (Hammond (1986), ; CAH, ; E-material 16). 8. Thursday The expansion of Macedon under Philip ( BC). The Social war, the third sacred war, the Olynthian war. (Hammond (1986), ; CAH, ; E-material 17). 9. Tuesday The peace of Philocrates ( BC). The ever changing nature of the diplomatic and political relations between Macedon and the city states of Southern Greece. (Hammond (1986), ; CAH, ; Sealey, ). 10. Thursday The battle of Chaeronia and its immediate aftermath. (Hammond (1986), ; CAH, ; E-material 18, 19). 11. Tuesday The establishment of Macedonian rule/supremacy over Greece. (Hammond (1986), ; E-material, 23-25). 12. Thursday MID-TERM EXAM. 13. Tuesday The Accession of Alexander The prevailing political and economic conditions in Macedon and Greece at the time of his accession. The elimination of all internal political opposition. Greek perceptions towards the new king of Macedon. Sources for the reign of Alexander: an evaluation. (1986), ; Hammond (1980), Thursday Challenges from the North: Alexander in the Lower Danube area. The submission of the Triballi, Getae and the Illyrian tribal confederations; the expansion of the Macedonian state. Hammond (1980), 45-57; E-material 26
4 15. Friday Alexander and Greece The Greek uprising of 335 BC. The formation of an anti-macedon alliance. Alexander s lightning campaign in Greece. Hammond (1980), 58-65; CAH, Tuesday The war preparations for the expedition against Persia. Facts, numbers and objectives. (Class Handouts). 17. Thursday Alexander in the East; The Conquest of Asia Minor (Part I) Alexander crosses into Asia Minor. The strategic objectives. The battle of the Granicus River. The seizure of the Greeks city states in Asia Minor and the shifting of the balance of power in Alexander s favour. Hammond (1980), 66-82; Hammond (1986), ; E-Material Tuesday The Conquest of Asia minor (Part II) The battle of Issus and its aftermath. The conquest of Anatolia and the establishment of Macedonian rule. Hammond (1980), ; E-Material Thursday The King of Egypt - The Son of Ammon. The conquest of Egypt. Hammond (1986), ; Hammond (1980), Tuesday Persia Capta. Alexander in Mesopotamia. The battle at Gaugamela. The dissolution of the Persian empire and Alexander s proclamation as King of Asia. Hammond (1986), ; Hammond (1980), ; CAH Thursday Alexander's offensives in Bactria. The crossing of the Indus river and the attempted conquest of India. Hammond (1986), ; Hammond, (1980), ; D.B. Nagle, The Cultural Context of Alexander s Speech at Opis, TAPA 126 (1996), p
5 22. Tuesday The Final chapter The last years of Alexander s reign. The conquest of Southern Asia and the long journey home. Hammond (1980), Tuesday Alexander the Great: A fitting Epitaph The achievement of Alexander: An assessment (Discussion In Class). Hammond (1980), ; Hammond (1986), ; E-Material Thursday Class Review FINAL EXAM: TBA
6 Essays Assessment - Grades Essays Students will be expected to write one major essay, of not more than 3,000 words, on subjects relevant to this course. Individual titles will have to be agreed after consultation with the instructor. Papers must be properly documented and should include an appended bibliography. Credit will be given for originality, i.e. illustrations, maps etc, personal observation and evidence of independent reading-research. The deadline for the submission of the final essay is Wednesday, May 14. Title proposals must be handed in at least two weeks before the respective deadline. No extensions will be granted. Grades The mid-term grade will be calculated on the basis of the mid-term exam (80%) and with regard to student s attendance of and participation in classes (20%). The final grade will be an average of the grades assigned for the midterm/final exam (50%), the final essay (30%), the grade assigned for student oral on-site presentations (10%) and of that assigned for class participation and attendance over the semester (10%). Students are required to read and bring into class all relevant material pertaining to ancient sources, in particular Arrian, Diodorus, Curtius Rufus as well as any accompanying epigraphic or text evidence. The above material can be found in the electronic handouts that you will be handed out at the beginning of the semester. Class Attendance - Absences Student attendance is mandatory; absences will negatively affect your grade. Classes which involve site visits are particularly crucial. The instructor is available for individual consultation after class or by prior arrangement
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