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Globular jug with high neck and incised geometric decoration. Red polish ware" terracotta Cyprus, Early Bronze Age (-2200 to -1600) Customs lead around the handle and ink inscription "1401". H. 14.7 cm Small chips

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Globular jug with high neck and incised geometric decoration. Red polish ware" terracotta Cyprus, Early Bronze Age (-2200 to -1600) Customs lead around the handle and ink inscription "1401". H. 14.7 cm Small chips

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