THE statue of Diana, the huntress, has returned to its rightful place at Lister Park. The sculpture of the Roman Goddess has for years stood in the gardens in front of Cartwright Hall art gallery.

A Roman bust of a mythical maenad reveals Indian garnet eyes, offering new evidence of Indo-Roman trade networks and gemstone exchange.

The statue of Diana, the huntress, has returned to its rightful place at Lister Park.

Rika spends most of her days toiling in a frozen-foods warehouse, but her new gig is in a museum, where she has been hired to make conversation, in Latin, with an ancient Roman statue of the goddess ...

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Vulcan won the Grand Prize in the Palace of Mines and Metallurgy at the fair, which is basically the statue equivalent of ...