Name: Dancing Woman” (Perge), 2nd century AD. This Roman-period statue is a two-marble composite: a dark marble was used for the hair and drapery, while white marble shapes the exposed skin (face, neck, and arms). After excavation at Perge, conservators reassembled the figure from 103 fragments during reconstruction
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Description: Dancing Woman” (Perge), 2nd century AD. This Roman-period statue is a two-marble composite: a dark marble was used for the hair and drapery, while white marble shapes the exposed skin (face, neck, and arms). After excavation at Perge, conservators reassembled the figure from 103 fragments during reconstruction

Dancing Woman” (Perge), 2nd century AD. This Roman-period statue is a two-marble composite: a dark marble was used for the hair and drapery, while white marble shapes the exposed skin (face, neck, and arms). After excavation at Perge, conservators reassembled the figure from 103 fragments during reconstruction