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English: Little horse on wheels (Ancient greek child's Toy). From tomb dating 950-900 BC. Kerameikos Archaeological Museum in Athens.
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Español: Caballito con ruedas. Antiguo juguete griego infantil. Procedente de una tumba. 950-900 a. C. Museo arqueológico del Cerámico de Atenas.
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Italiano: Cavalluccio-giocattolo in terracotta, del secolo X a.C., esposto nella sala 4 (dedicata alla ceramica del periodo geometrico) del Museo archeologico del Ceramico (Atene).
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8 March 2009, 06:13:11 |
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originally posted to Flickr as Little Horse on Wheels (Child's Toy) |
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Sharon Mollerus |
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