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Sculpture Had. Larr tha lif-siz. , Sculpture
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2nd Proto-Cypriote Style.
The head may have belonged to the cultstatue, the feet (K. 560) of which were found in situ during the Swedish Excavations at Bamboula, 1929 (SCE III, 4, 51, fig. 4).
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Title: Sculpture Had. Larr tha lif-siz. , Sculpture
Description:
2nd Proto-Cypriote Style.
The head may have belonged to the cultstatue, the feet (K.
560) of which were found in situ during the Swedish Excavations at Bamboula, 1929 (SCE III, 4, 51, fig.
4).
Centralhallen, nära Främre Orienten?.
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