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<p>[QUOTE="dougsmit, post: 3157374, member: 19463"]Somewhere I got the idea that some 'surviving' statues came from trash heaps where broken marble that had outlived its original usefulness was recycled (by burning to make quicklime?) for use in plaster or cements. Confirm or deny? I don't think the Greeks had as high a tolerance for noseless, armless or old fashioned art as we do today.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="dougsmit, post: 3157374, member: 19463"]Somewhere I got the idea that some 'surviving' statues came from trash heaps where broken marble that had outlived its original usefulness was recycled (by burning to make quicklime?) for use in plaster or cements. Confirm or deny? I don't think the Greeks had as high a tolerance for noseless, armless or old fashioned art as we do today.[/QUOTE]
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