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Friday, May 29, 2020

Figurines with articulated limbs: Children's toys or adult apotropaic objects?

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Terracotta figurines with articulated limbs are often described as dolls or children’s toys, and are sometimes thought to have been dress...

Thursday, May 28, 2020

Roman boxing: More Bloodsport than Gentlemen's Competition

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Roman boxing, far different than the boxing developed by the Greeks, was considered more of a gladiatorial show than an athletic contest. W...

Monday, July 19, 2010

Viewing Frescoes from Agrippa's Villa Farnesina Like The Ancient Romans

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I see that the National Museum at the Palazzo Massimo has added a new dynamic lighting system to the display of the frescoes recovered from ...

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