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English: Archaeological Museum in Chania. Early Minoan bird-shaped vessel. Koumasa ware, 3000 - 2300 B.C. )
Deutsch: Archäologisches Museum in Chania. Frühminoisches Gefäß in Form eines Vogels. Koumasa Ware, 3000 - 2300 v.Chr. )
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