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Old European culture: Palaeolithic Venus figurines
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Venus Figurines as Early Human Sculptural Art
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The “Venus” Figurines
Paleolithic Art. The evolution of the Paleolithic figurines. Upper Paleolithic period, c. 43000 − 12000 BP (3 tables). (2000x1150) : r/Archaeology
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