UC Classics Celebrates 80 Years of Expeditions
A newly discovered Archaic Greek temple, a long tradition of discoveries at Troy and the Palace of Nestor, plus current work by University of Cincinnati archaeologists are showcased in this salute to the 80th anniversary of archaeology in UC's classics department.
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