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English: Black-glazed hydria known as the "Regina Vasorum", 4th century BCE, southern Italy, The Hermitage Українська: Так звана «Цариця ваз »,4 ст. до н.е., Південна Італія, Велика Греція. |
| Date | Taken in 2014 |
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| Author | Wmpearl |
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