| Group | Topic | Comments |
| BenF; DougM; JordanM | Colonization | I recommend focusing on colonization in one areas, eg. in Sicily, Southern Italy, BlackSea |
| AndyJ;GabyT | TheDelianLeague | The account of Thucydides is central; check also the book by Donald Kagan |
| MadelineM; KyleW | The AthenianWar in Sicily | Thucydides is central; to your bibliography add T J Dunbabin. |
| JenB; HattieE; CleoJ; | Temple building | May need to focus on one area; perhaps Italy or Sicily. |
| MichaelD | Economics of Ancient Greece [see ShellyA and LindsayB below] | Read Xenophon's, Oeconomicos. Not economics in the modern sense, but rather household / estate management. |
| AlexB | Ionian / Aelian migration | Good selection of books; recommend this subject, and not the others. |
| JamesM; StephenS; NateO; | Trojan War | Careful with this one; Homer provides info only on the short period covered by the Iliad. Check Wace and Stubbings on the archaeological background. |
| LarissaC; MeganW; DesireeG | Pottery and Trade | Could be excellent, but you will need access esp to info from shipwrecks and other excavations. Check with Prof. Hurwit. Allow plenty of time to collect data. |
| StephenO | PublicBuildings at Athens [see AnnaS below] | check ESHAG for some information; also the excavations in the Athenian agora (in the art library in Lawrence Hall). I recommend focusing on the Agora, the public market / meeting place. |
| TimN; AaronH | Archaeology of Dorian Invasions | Allow also for literary tradition. There will not be much material; check with me before 31Jan. |
| RossA; ChristinaS | Temple building (see above) | I recommend that you work also with Jen, Hattie and Cleo [see above] so that you do not overlap; or extend the project. so all canwork together. |
SteveL; NickW; BrianS |
Ethnolographhy | I recommend that you focus on what Homer reports in the catalogue of ships at Troy, book 2 of the Iliad. |
| AnnaS | art and politics | I recommend focusing on what the tyrant Peisistratus did to encourage art as a way of supporting his regime. You might also work with StephenO on the public buildings in the agora |
| ShellyA; LindsayB | Greek household | Work also with MichaelD above |
| Brie, DesireeB; ChrisT | Timeline on Greece and Persia; | As a foundation fine; but you will need to interpret the data. |
| NateB | Alcibiades and the Peloponnesia War | good subject; lends itself to mapping; but also need to explain the ups and downs of his career. |
| KevinB; TedS; MattK | physical layout of Greek cities | I suggest that you look at the layout of Greek colonies. Collect all the maps you can find and arrange. So harbors, walls, hinterland; water supply, agric. |
| RyanL | Thermopylae | check Krommayer - Veith; also commentaries on Herodotus and the battle. |