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Selon le \"Harvard Graduate Programs in the Classics\", \"Ancient History\" est une section du \"Classics\".

\"The Department has been at the forefront of graduate education in ***Classics*** for well over a century. It offers a variety of approaches, emphasizing a wide range of knowledge and skills rather than a narrow early specialization. Traditionally, the Ph.D. in Classical Philology has been the degree taken by most doctoral candidates, but the Department also offers degrees in ***Ancient History***, Classical Archaeology, Classical Philosophy, Medieval Latin, Byzantine Greek, and Modern Greek.\"
http://www.fas.harvard.edu/~classics/higher_degrees.html

\"4. Doctor of Philosophy in ***Ancient History***
Prerequisites - A bachelor\'s degree in ***Classics*** (or one in History combined with substantial study of Greek and Latin) represents the best preparation for the study of ***Ancient History***, which is here understood to mean Greek history from the Mycenaean period to Roman times, and Roman history from the beginnings to late antiquity. Students applying to study Ancient History in the Department of the Classics must have competence in both Greek and Latin sufficient to take departmental courses...\"
http://www.fas.harvard.edu/~classics/higher_degrees.html#Anc...