Many adventures awaited them along the way, during which they learned how to shoot a bow, give first aid or extinguish the burning Troy. Take a look at the new suburban camp of the Department of Classical Studies of the Faculty of Arts MU.
In the third week of July, the faculty premises traditionally came alive with the Department of Classical Studies summer educational events. In parallel, there was again a suburban camp for younger children and a summer school for older children. While the program of the summer school was similar to last years, the organizers prepared a completely new adventure for the younger children: The little heroes helped Odysseus overcome the pitfalls on his way home to Ithaca from the Trojan War for a week. For their help, Odysseus eventually rewarded them handsomely.
They helped Hercules to lead Cerberus from there and thus accomplish one of his tasks. While doing the other ones, they learned how to shoot a bow, tried to tame the river's flow, and gained many other useful skills. Take a look at the new suburban camp of the Department of Classical Studies of the Faculty of Arts MU.
Along the way, they learned to shoot a bow, wriggle out of a rope labyrinth, tried out ancient sports equipment and gained many other useful skills. Take a look at the new suburban camp of the Department of Classical Studies of the Faculty of Arts MU.
