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Nocera Umbra (PG), Italy, Langobardic necropolis, grave goods from the tomb 17
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Nocera Umbra (PG), Italy, Langobardic necropolis, grave goods from the tomb 17, composed by bracket and circular buckles, necklaces, a gold cross and other jewelry
University of Bologna
Title: Nocera Umbra (PG), Italy, Langobardic necropolis, grave goods from the tomb 17
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Nocera Umbra (PG), Italy, Langobardic necropolis, grave goods from the tomb 17, composed by bracket and circular buckles, necklaces, a gold cross and other jewelry.
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