17 votes The white lie we've been told about Roman statues Posted January 27, 2020 by Kuromantis Tags: roman empire, arts, sculpture, ancient rome, author.marie cascione, videos, vox https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4jmMWohs1XM Link information This data is scraped automatically and may be incorrect. Authors Vox Duration 5:43 Published Dec 23 2019 2 comments Collapse replies Expand all Comments sorted by most votes newest first order posted relevance OK envy January 27, 2020 Link Funny. Watch the first 33 seconds, then come back and look at the title again.... Funny. Watch the first 33 seconds, then come back and look at the title again.... 4 votes Death January 27, 2020 Link I remember my old Latin teacher made a point of showing us shows like Rome, or other more historically accurate works to dispel the idea that ancient Rome/Greece was this beautiful, clean, marble... I remember my old Latin teacher made a point of showing us shows like Rome, or other more historically accurate works to dispel the idea that ancient Rome/Greece was this beautiful, clean, marble society full of white people which had been impressed on us by movies or comics like Astérix. Rome was a big, colorful city with huge dirty slums and built in styles we'd, ironically, consider more "Oriental" than western nowadays. 4 votes
envy January 27, 2020 Link Funny. Watch the first 33 seconds, then come back and look at the title again.... Funny. Watch the first 33 seconds, then come back and look at the title again.... 4 votes
Death January 27, 2020 Link I remember my old Latin teacher made a point of showing us shows like Rome, or other more historically accurate works to dispel the idea that ancient Rome/Greece was this beautiful, clean, marble... I remember my old Latin teacher made a point of showing us shows like Rome, or other more historically accurate works to dispel the idea that ancient Rome/Greece was this beautiful, clean, marble society full of white people which had been impressed on us by movies or comics like Astérix. Rome was a big, colorful city with huge dirty slums and built in styles we'd, ironically, consider more "Oriental" than western nowadays. 4 votes
Funny. Watch the first 33 seconds, then come back and look at the title again....
I remember my old Latin teacher made a point of showing us shows like Rome, or other more historically accurate works to dispel the idea that ancient Rome/Greece was this beautiful, clean, marble society full of white people which had been impressed on us by movies or comics like Astérix.
Rome was a big, colorful city with huge dirty slums and built in styles we'd, ironically, consider more "Oriental" than western nowadays.