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Deutsch: Bronzekopf eines Greifenprotomens (Höhe 27,8 cm) ohne Hals (Höhe 39 cm) von einem Greifenkessel aus Olympia, 7. Jahrhundert vor Christus, Olympia, Archäologisches Museum. – Anmerkung: "Fragmento de trípode" ist falsch, siehe: Alfred Mallwitz: Olympia und seine Bauten, München 1972, Seite 49 und 51. ("53, Gegossener Greifenkopf", oder "53 Großer Greifenkopf, Olympia Museum").
Español: Fragmento de trípode. Museo arqueológico de Olimpia.
English: Large, cast bronze griffin head (Mallwitz #53, Gegossener Greifenkopf or Großer Greifenkopf, Olympia Museum); this is a fragment of a protome (without neck) attached to a cauldron (which is estimated to have measured 8.65 m in diameter), which also must have had an accompanying rod-tripod (Stabdreifuß) stand. From Olympia, Greece. 7th century BC. Note:
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