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Did the Roman paint their statues? Duration: 02:57 Alastair Sooke examines the evidence that the Romans painted their statues. |
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Homer: The Singer of Tales Duration: 03:21 A Turkish bard performs an epic poem just as Homer would have done. |
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Roman culinary habits revealed (audio). Duration: 14:00 The Hoxne pepper pot illustrates a life of luxury and fine dining at the end of the Roman empire. |
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The ancient Olympic Games (pt 3/3) the sprint Duration: 03:38 A vivid and dramatized insight into what the sprint entailed. |
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The Colosseum (pt 2/2) Duration: 04:35 The huge popularity of gladiatorial combat and later, more inventive forms of entertainment in the Roman arena. |
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The Colosseum and Circus Maximus Duration: 02:40 An introduction to the entertainment provided in Rome's Colosseum and Circus Maximus. |
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The gladiator's helmet Duration: 02:31 Professor Mary Beard explains what a gladiator's helmet can tell us about the gladiatorial games. |
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