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Fine Dining

“It’s the smaller objects that really speak to you directly as an individual, as a person.”

Curator Chris Lightfoot on an early Roman eating implement.


Contributors

Christopher S. Lightfoot
Curator, Department of Greek and Roman Art

Photography by Anne-Marie Kellen


Silver spoon and fork, silver, Roman
Roman
ca. 3rd century CE
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Video
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