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This article in general (but particularly the text under the 'Cult objects' heading) does not conform to WP:NOTESSAY, WP:TONE, and WP:PRONOUNS. "If we are to try to discern..." or "[t]hen there is the problem of the identity of the korai" are instances of the unencyclopedic, relativistic tone that this entire article seems to take in attempting to reflect a variety of scholarly opinions on the subject matter. This could surely be done without the article itself sounding like a meta-commentary or a literature review. yaguzi (talk) 08:43, 25 November 2023 (UTC)Reply
What materials is The Erectheion made of? What factors have affected the choice of materials