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Who did early medieval artists not borrow heavily from?
The Minoan Civilization
In the early medieval artists which was the borreowed heavily?
The Minoan civilization
Early medieval artists borrowed heavily from all of the following except A. ancient Greek painters. B. the Minoan civilization. C. ancient Egyptian artists. D. the Greco-Roman tradition.?
B.
Early American novels borrowed heavily from what?
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What were early mime artists in Greece called?
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