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cucuteni-tripolye eastern european prehistoric sculpture

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NEOLITHIC Anonymous (6000 BCE - c. 2000 BCE): The larger figurine (22.5 cm. high) is from burial no. 42 of the Vyhvatintsy Burial Ground in Moldova. The other figures are from the southwestern Black Sea region.

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