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Why was the 7th century known as the "orientalizing" period in greek art?
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Why was the 7th century known as the "orientalizing" period in greek art?

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it was due to the more prominent details within the vases as the civilization began to advance; so it was called the orientalizing period because of the images depicted in the vases/ pottery.
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