“The resting place of Hirst’s imagined ship rings true with what we know about connectivity between ancient cultures”: World History Magazine

Michael ScottArticles“The resting place of Hirst’s imagined ship rings true with what we know about connectivity between ancient cultures”: World History Magazine

Recently when in Venice I visited the Damien Hirst exhibition Treasures from the Wreck of the Unbelievable.. in this article for BBC World History magazine, Michael discusses connectivity and ancient cultures.

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Michael Scott

Academic, Author and Broadcaster in History and Archaeology

“The resting place of Hirst’s imagined ship rings true with what we know about connectivity between ancient cultures”: World History Magazine

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