Clayton Miles Lehmann Professor of History University of South Dakota

Discovery:

The Isles of Greece! An interdisciplinary three-week course based on sailing yachts in the Greek islands. Plan to visit the professor/captains at the Study Abroad Fair in the MUC, Wed 13 Sept 10 am- 2 pm. Attend an information session about this program Tues 19 Sept 5 pm in MUC 211.

Current Courses

Fall 2017

Western Civilization I
    Chronology Sheet
    Study Guide
    For old Western Civ syllabi click here.
    Slide Shows:
        Introduction to the Modern World
        Part 2, Ancient Near East
        Part 3, Ancient Greece
        Part 4: Ancient Rome
        Part 5: Medieval
        Part 6: Renaissance
        Parts 7-8, Absolutism to Revolution
        Part 9, Realism to Cubism
        Part 10, Late Modernism and Postmodernism
History of Ancient Greece
Renaissance and Reformation

Student History Conference

See the ΦΑΘ Page for information about this annual conference, sponsored by the USD Department of History.  The latest program is available here.

Web Links

For resources in history, ancient history, and archaeology, consult the following.

• History Department Writing Guide
• Resources on the Internet for Ancient History and Classics
• Oxford Classical Dictionary, 3d ed (Ref DE5.O9); 4th edition available online.
• Realencyclopädie der classischen Altertumswissenschaft (Ref DE5.P33) and
• Brill's New Pauly (Ref DE5.N4813)
• L'année philologique (Z7016.M35A); also available on-line.
• AWOL - THE ANCIENT WORLD ONLINE: a exhaustive list of open-access materials
• Gnomon Online
• Google Scholar
• Princeton Encyclopedia of Classical Sites (Ref DE59.P7) (available at the following site)
• The Perseus Digital Library
• Cambridge Ancient History (Ref D57.C252)
• Persée, the Website for French scientific journals in social and human sciences
• Tables of Contents of Journals of Interest to Classicists
• Romarch
• Archaeological Fieldwork Opportunities
• Archaeology in Greece Online/Chronique des fouilles en ligne
• Electronic Resources for Classicists
• Today in History

Send mail to clehmann@usd.edu

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