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A Saturday at the Cleveland Museum of Art

Monday, November 27, 2017

Guests interacting with motion sensor equipment

On Saturday November 12^th, I had the pleasure of joining the History of Art and Architecture department on a trip to the Cleveland Art Museum. I first heard about this trip at a meeting of the Mediterranean Archaeology Club (this is absolutely a plug), as the trip had an Ancient Mediterranean emphasis.

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