Anchor: A city's signs may be smashed and spray-painted--and where I grew up they were often pockmarked with buckshot--but this sort of treatment is generally reserved for public property.
Entailed: Public property is smashed and spray-painted most often.
Contradiction: The city's signs are usually left unscathed, but private property is often damaged with graffiti or stolen.
Contradiction: Rome had never been plundered by imperial armies.
Contradiction: A male has clothes on.
Contradiction: The Underground Palace is located three miles away from the Hagia Sophia.
Contradiction: A man with no shoes in an orange shirt is grinding on stone.