And their art is fascinating and beautiful and very strange. See?

I love it!
But damn if I don't have "I am Etruria", sung to the tune of "I am the warrior" by Scandal stuck in my head. Crap.
Brand new Art History adjunct writing about school, life and art- but not necessarily in that order.
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Tell your students that! It'll be a great way to get the concept stuck in their heads. :)
ha! I just found you and I'm thrilled to find another art historian teaching college students who blogs! Hello, hello, hello.
though i'm not teaching anyone anything, i do have a degree in art history AND i blog. though i have no real authority to do so, i declare us a gang. of art historians.
thank you, nablopomo randomizer.
"I have to emphasize how they never formed a real nation, it's just a bunch of connected but separate city-states."
Okay so what do you think zilath mechl rasnal means exactly? I'm curious.
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