I'm doing an essay on whether they were genuine reformers and was wondering if anyone could point me to any archaeological evidence from the time (statues/mosaics that sort of thing!)
Note: If there isn't any then please do say because that is something I can discuss!
I'm a little confused by what you're asking for. Archaeological evidence for what exactly? Their existence? Their legislation? The effects of their legislation? These are all very different things and the material sources for each of them will not at all necessarily overlap