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What our academics are pondering - Dept. of Tall Columns
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Wed, 3 May 2000 20:13:05 EDT
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Cross-posted from SAH-L, by Christopher Gray (Ralph, she doesn't need you to
tell her, yes, it's a dumb question):

It sounds like a dumb question but I need to know the tallest (Corinthian)
columns in the world.  Does anyone have such (usually) useless information?

Cynthia R. Field, Ph.D.
Chair, Architectural History and Historic Preservation
Smithsonian Institution
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