REDAKSIONEEL / EDITORIAL
Abstract
The previous volume of Akroterion introduced illustrated articles with a general appeal to promote an awareness of Classics among a broader reading public. The response from readers (regular and new) was very positive. The two illustrated contributions in this volume cover topics as far apart as a Neolithic flint arrowhead from England dating to around 3500 BC to the influence of Graeco-Roman architecture on modern buildings in Stellenbosch.
Published
2012-03-30
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Editorial / Redaksioneel
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