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Română: Expozitiile permanente Muzeul de Istorie din Chisinau|Este unicat prin componenta sa pentru intreaga Europa. A fost descoperit in anii 1960 si dateaza cu sfirsitul sec. V i. Hr. Contine 6 coifuri, 5 cnemide si un opait din bronz. La momentul descoperirii tezaurului, coifurile erau puse unul peste altul si ascundeau cea mai importanta piesa din comoara – opaitul pe care este inscriptionata in limba greaca o dedicatie templului Artemidei din Efes. Piesele au apartinut armatei lui Zoperion, unul dintre conducatorii ostii lui Alexandru Macedon.
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