I WONDER - Were Greek Statues Always White?

The video discusses the historical perception of statues as simple whitestone figures. Recent scientific findings reveal that these statues were originally painted in bright colors, but the paint has faded over time. This discovery changes our understanding of ancient art and its presentation.

What was the initial belief about the appearance of statues?

• They were made of gold.

• They were made of bronze.

• They were colorful.

• They were simple whitestone.

What did scientists discover about the statues?

• They were made of clay.

• They had paint remnants.

• They were hollow inside.

• They were used as tombstones.

What did the paint remnants on the statues indicate?

• The statues were used in rituals.

• The statues were originally colorful.

• The statues were used as currency.

• The statues were made in the 20th century.

What has happened to the colors on the statues over time?

• They have faded away.

• They have been restored.

• They have turned black.

• They have become more vibrant.

Why is the discovery of paint remnants significant?

• It proves the statues were used as musical instruments.

• It indicates the statues were made of wood.

• It reveals the statues' original colorful appearance.

• It shows the statues were used in battles.