Now Hear This: Ancient Amphitheater Acoustics Weren't So Great After All
If you were sitting in the upper rows of an ancient Greek amphitheater, could you have heard the actors sigh or strike a match?
If you were sitting in the upper rows of an ancient Greek amphitheater, could you have heard the actors sigh or strike a match?
The little bug was right there all along.
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