When our tour bus first entered Rome I was expecting to see old buildings, and I did, but what surprised me was that they were all covered with graffiti—blocks and blocks of scrawny drawings, bulbous-like words and obscure messages. Ancient Rome made graffiti a method of communication that would spread throughout the world. I was […]
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