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			<description>Certainly. Colors were diverse and could be bright (see the ash urn I posted two days ago?). There were just some colors that would have been out of reach of common people, such as purple and deep blues. But then, the lower picture shows a Roman and Persian general duking it out... - JaspertheManager</description>
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			<description>From the photograph in the article, the illustrations look outstanding! I have a question though on the colours used in the illustrations. Is there archeological or textual evidence to support the use of such bright and diverse colours in the ancient Roman Period?  - johnkasberger@msn.com</description>
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