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Fragmentary stone axe
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Stone, Neolithic, Greek Neolithic
Rights: Public Domain
Greek and Roman Art, Metropolitan Museum of Art New York NY, Gift of Garrett Chatfield Pier 1910
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According to Birgitta Oscarsson, Skfredsvik-Herrestad-Höås homestead association in March 2009:
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Martin Bergström, Lunden, Skredsvik, sitting on a garden couch with a sculpture in front of him on the table.
According to Birgitta Oscarsson, Skfredsvik-Herrestad-Höås homestead association in March 2009:
He may be a stone worker who was temporarily pre
Martin Bergström, Lunden, Skredsvik, sitting on a garden couch with a sculpture in front of him on the table.
According to Birgitta Oscarsson, Skfredsvik-Herrestad-Höås homestead ...