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English: Figurines, most of the Cycladic type, bronze daggers and ivory dagger handles, buried with the dead. Archanes Fourni, Early and Middle Bronze Age, 2300 – 1700 BC. (Figurine of the Cycladic type are from the Early Bronze Age.) Archaeological Museum of Heraklion, case 18.
Čeština: Figurky („idoly“), většinou kykladského typu; bronzové dýky; slonovinové držadlo dýky. Z pohřbu v Archanes Fourni na Krétě, raná a střední doba bronzová, 2300 až 1700 před n. l. („Idoly“ kykladského typu jsou z rané doby bronzové.) Archeologické muzeum v Irakliu (Hérakleion), skříň 18.
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