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This project examines the role of public monuments in ancient Greek cities during the Roman period. It aims to understand how these monuments influenced social dynamics and power relationships, compiling a database of monuments to analyze their spatial significance and impact on civic life.
The footage of jubilant Iraqis tearing down a statue of Saddam Hussein in the aftermath of the Iraq war reminds us how highly charged with meaning statues and other monuments can be.
Arguably no people in history has set up as many monuments in public space as the ancient Greeks.
Their markets, streets, gymnasia, theatres and bathhouses were full of bronze and marble sculpture, tombs and public inscriptions.
The numbers of monuments on display reached its peak at the height of the Roman Empire i…
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