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Last full accuracy audit: 2026-09-05 · 5 entries checked · 4 flagged · 13 issues confirmed · 4 corrected · 9 still open
Apollo and Daphne (Bernini) — The entry claims that the exact month of September is not consistently confirmed in all sources, but authoritative sources consistently document the move to Villa Borghese in September 1625.
Athena Parthenos — The statue was not an offering; it was the cult statue of the Parthenon, funded from the Delian League treasury.
Athena Parthenos — The naos of the Parthenon was not designed exclusively to accommodate the statue; the temple also served other religious and civic functions.
Athena Promachos — The entry states the statue was erected around 450 BCE, but the widely accepted date is circa 456 BCE.
Athena Promachos — The entry says the statue stood 'between the Propylaea and the Parthenon', but the Propylaea was not built until after the statue was erected.
Benin Bronzes — The plaques are called 'Ama' in the Edo language: This is incorrect. The Edo term for the plaques is 'Igun' or 'Igue' (or sometimes 'Edo' plaques), not 'Ama'.
Benin Bronzes — The reign of Esigie is given as 'fl. 1550': Esigie reigned approximately from 1504 to 1547, not 'fl. 1550'.
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