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| religon writes: |
Just a note on Greek statuary. I was taught in the late 80's that statues were brightly painted. Have not seen the Smithsonian article, so it may go a great deal beyond what was previously known. |
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Writing in Slingshot 253, Mike Tittensor answers a criticism that his article referenced on "older works": Any reading list that does not start with the original significant historians or archaeologists is so much snake oil and unworthy of being treated seriously. Do you agree? |
