File:Estatuilla de bronce de un león - Porolissum.jpg

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Bronze figurine of a lion, from Porolissum (Moigrad, Mirșid, Sălaj county, Romania), 2nd century AD, Museum of History and Art of the District of Zalău (Inv. CC 1088/1983).

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Español: Estatuilla de bronce de un león, encontrada en Porolissum (Moigrad, Mirșid, distrito de Sălaj, Rumanía), siglo II d. C., Museo de Historia y Arte del Distrito de Zalău (Inv. CC 1088/1983). Fotografía tomada en el Museo Arqueológico Nacional de Madrid durante la exposición Tesoros Arqueológicos de Rumanía (Catálogo en PDF, p. 581).
English: Bronze figurine of a lion, from Porolissum (Moigrad, Mirșid, Sălaj county, Romania), 2nd century AD, Museum of History and Art of the District of Zalău (Inv. CC 1088/1983). Photograph taken at the National Archaeological Museum of Madrid during the exhibition Archaeological Treasures of Romania (PDF catalog, p. 573).
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