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English: Salamis (City), Salamis, Greece: Archaeological Museum: Part of a late neolithic female marble figurine from the Cave of Euripides (end 5th millenium BC) and a schematic anthropomorphic pebble figurine from Ginani, Citadel A. (4th millenium BC)
Deutsch: Salamis (Stadt), Salamis, Griechenland: Teil einer spätneolithischen weiblichen Marmorfigur aus der Höhle des Euripides. (Ende des 5. Jahrtausends v. Chr.) und eine schematische, anthropomorphe Kieselsteinfigur aus Ginani, Zitadelle A. (4. Jahrtausends v. Chr.) |
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