The body in antiquity
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This course was written by Ursula Rothe.

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Text

Activity 3: Extract from Robb, J. and Harris, O, J. T. (2013) The Body in History: Europe from the Palaeolithic to the Future, Cambridge, Cambridge University Press.

Images

Roman votive face, terracotta, 200BC-200AD. Science Museum, London. Photo: Science & Society Picture Library.

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From radio broadcast: ‘The Art of Insult’, 30.10.91, © BBC.

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