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DTEND:20181130T010000Z
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SUMMARY:Exhibition Lecture: A Roman Temple Treasure
DESCRIPTION:Discovered accidentally by a farmer in rural Normandy in 1
 830\, the spectacular hoard of gilt silver statuettes and exquisitely 
 crafted vessels known as the Berthouville Treasure was originally dedi
 cated to the Gallo-Roman god Mercury. After four years of painstaking 
 conservation by Getty Museum conservators\, viewers can now appreciate
  the splendor of these artifacts and the insights they provide about a
 ncient art\, religion\, technology\, and cultural exchange. This lectu
 re explores those topics\, and more\, offering a fresh look at these r
 are survivals of ancient Roman metal work.
LOCATION:ISAW Lecture Hall
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