Published April 1, 2022
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Writing on the margins: graffiti in Italy (seventh to sixteenth centuries)
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Nonetheless, contemporary and ancient graffiti share one important aspect: both are public writings produced spontaneously and beyond any control from authorities. The study of ancient graffiti allows us to get access to the worldview of individuals in the past. This explains the importance of considering graffiti as a historical source worthy of being studied alongside the conventional ones.
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