Robert K. Pitt
2008.11.1Archaeological Reports
tlooto Summary
This syllabus is absolutely essential for success in this course and can be made for a mutually agreed upon time for meeting.
Abstract
My home page is http://crab.rutgers.edu/~verbrugg/, which under courses for 510:303 has this syllabus. Sakai, whose URL is: https://sakai.rutgers.edu/portal also has a copy of our syllabus. At Sakai Rutgers, when you log in using your Rutgers user name and password, our course should appear along with any other courses you are enrolled in, which also use Sakai. Click on our course (Athens 50:510:303:01 F13), and a wealth of information becomes available to you under headings on the left. Please, feel free to explore. This site is absolutely essential for success in this course My office is 200 in 429 Cooper where the Department of History and the Department of Philosophy and Religion are located; my office phone number is 225-6075; my internet e-mail address is Verbrugg@camden.rutgers.edu 567&*%&4(6#-(2Athens3(+,(-.&(.&*0+,8(-"(*7&$-()&9:(;(<+77( be available for questions or consultation each class day (MWF) during Office Hours from 7:15 to 8:45 AM. If these times are not convenient, arrangements can be made for a mutually agreed upon time for meeting.
Citation format
PITT, Robert K. Athens. Archaeological Reports, 2008, 54: 3–8.