How ancient treasures are preserved and presented in Cambridge
In short: Discover how the Fitzwilliam Museum makes its Greek and Roman antiquities accessible to the public. This video explores the diverse history of these objects, from the hands of ancient craftsmen to the modern work of curators and conservators.
The video examines the innovative methods used to present a unique collection of Greek and Roman antiquities at the Fitzwilliam Museum in Cambridge. This account follows particular objects, like the Ides of March denarius and the Pashley sarcophagus, as they pass from excavators and collectors to conservators.
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