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English: Olbia inscription pedestal. The caption:
"Fig. 11. - Il mausoleo presso la posterla; accanto rovesciato in terra è il pilastrino di granito, che reggeva in origine l'iscrizione votiva punica." Translated: "Fig. 11. - The mausoleum near the postern; next to it, overturned on the ground, is the granite pillar, which originally held the Punic votive inscription." |
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| Source | Notizie degli scavi di antichità, 1911 |
| Author | Antonio Taramelli |
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