Null KYLIA-TYPE IDOL HEAD
White marble. H 3.5 cm
Anatolia, 3rd millennium B.C.
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KYLIA-TYPE IDOL HEAD White marble. H 3.5 cm Anatolia, 3rd millennium B.C. Anatolian marble head of idol, Kylia type. 3rd millenium B.C. Provenance Former French collection, acquired on the art market, 1980s

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KYLIA-TYPE IDOL HEAD White marble. H 3.5 cm Anatolia, 3rd millennium B.C. Anatolian marble head of idol, Kylia type. 3rd millenium B.C. Provenance Former French collection, acquired on the art market, 1980s

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