File:Rhyton hedgehog Mycenaean, Staatliche Antikensammlungen Munich 120521.jpg
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English: Ceramic rhyton in the form of a hedgehog. (Upper funnel to pour into the sacrificial fluid, which then flows snout hedgehog, which goes regulate your finger.) Mycenaean culture, Late Bronze Age, 14. to 13. century BC. Staatliche Antikensammlungen München. Čeština: Keramické rhyton v podobě ježka. (Horní nálevkou se dovnitř lije obětní tekutina, která pak vytéká čumáčkem ježka, kde jde regulovat prstem.) Mykénská kultura pozdní doby bronzové, -14. až -13. století. Staatliche Antikensammlungen München. |
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