Submitted by egg_static5 t3_11l0wd5 in history
dragowall t1_jbcbukg wrote
Reply to comment by Raiden115X in Egypt archaeology: Dig unearths smiling mini-sphinx which may represent Claudius by egg_static5
Almost as if small parts or arms that stick out are more prone to be damaged...Really makes you think...
artfulpain t1_jbci369 wrote
Smells like you know what you're talking about.
panckage t1_jbha89e wrote
Partly but much is historical vandalism. If the new emperor didn't like the previous emperor, they often had their likenesses smashed.
dragowall t1_jbhky3p wrote
Completely forgot that the romans would ofen destroy the noses, would make sense if it is actually representing Claudius. But yeah, could be any of them, wear and tear from time/location it was buried or because it was Claudius
VK4LOL t1_jbd017h wrote
Anyone else see an uncanny resemblance to Micheal Jackson??
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