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Български: Войни, каращи бойна колесница. Скулптурата е част ат група от 2000 теракотени фигури от светилището в Агия Ирини, Северозападен Кипър. Датирана е към 7-6 век пр.н.е. Археологически музей в Никозия, Кипър English: Two warriors in a chariot. This is a part of a group of 2000 terracotta figurines from the sanctuary of Agia Irini (Eirini) in NW Cyprus. They are dated to the 7th-6th centuries B.C. Archaeological Museum in Nicosia, Cyprus |
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