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English: Archaeological Museum of Herakleion. Sarcophagus of Agia Triada ( 1600 - 1450 B.C.) - detail: Priestess sacrificing a liquid at an altar adorned with double axes. She is followed by another woman and a lyre-player. Deutsch: Archäologisches Museum in Herakleion. Sarkophag von Agia Triada ( 1600 - 1450 v.Chr.) - Detail: Eine Priesterin opfert eine Flüssigkeit an einem mit Doppeläxten geschmückten Altar. Ihr folgen eine andere Frau und ein Lyraspieler. |
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