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| Description | Although the ancient artifacts were tucked away and hardly a center of attention, they were impeccably displayed. Anita especially liked the use of sand to raise the objects, rather than sterile, harsh metal stands. In fact, the Unterlinden's collection began as a display of a recently discovered Roman mosaic, now in the basement. |
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| Author | Will Bakker from Luxembourg, Luxembourg |
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