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English: Royal Tombs of Vergina, silver burial urn (350-325 BC) containing the bones of a young Prince
Ελληνικά: Βεργίνα Βασιλικοί τάφοι Ασημένια Οστεοδόχος κάλπις (350-325 π.Χ.) με τα οστά νεαρού Πρίγκιπα

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