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Español: Objetos etruscos de oro y bronce |
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| Source | New York Public Library : From Historia universal : tomo decimosexto, segunda de la historia del traje. (Barcelona : Montaner y Simon, Editores, 1894) Hottenroth, Friedrich (b. 1840), Artist. Oncken, Guillermo , Author. | ||||||||||||||||
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