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Prehistory: small idol dating from the Middle Neolithic. Reconstitution on the right. From the Caverna Delle Arene in Candide. Pegli, Museo Villa Pallavicini by Prehistoric Prehistoric

Prehistory: small idol dating from the Middle Neolithic. Reconstitution on the right. From the Caverna Delle Arene in Candide. Pegli, Museo Villa Pallavicini

(Prehistory: small idol (left) dating from the Middle Neolithic. Reconstitution on the right. From the Caverna Delle Arene in Candide (Liguria). Pegli, Museo Villa Pallavicini)


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Prehistory: small idol dating from the Middle Neolithic. Reconstitution on the right. From the Caverna Delle Arene in Candide. Pegli, Museo Villa Pallavicini by Prehistoric Prehistoric. Available as an art print on canvas, photo paper, watercolor board, natural paper, or Japanese paper.
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