File:Agia Triada, sarcophagus, long side 2, limestone, frescoes, 1370-1320 BC, AMH, 145309.jpg

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English: The sarcophagus of Agia Triada, long side 2. Limestone, length 137 cm. Apparently for burial of a prince. Frescoes on the gypsum plaster surface represent Minoan burial ritual. Is evident Egyptian influence and connection with the Mycenaean culture. There are seven figures. 1370-1320 BC. Archaeological Museum of Heraklion.
Čeština: Sarkofág z Agia Triady, strana 2. Vápenec, délka 137 cm. Prý pro pohřeb prince. Fresky na sádrovém podkladu zobrazují minojský pohřební rituál. Patrný je Egyptský vliv i souvislosti s mykénskou kulturou. Je zde sedm postav. 1370 až 1320 před n. l. Archeologické muzeum v Irakliu.
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