Cycladic art
At the dawn of European history, in the third millennium BC, the group of small Greek islands in the southern Aegean known as the Cyclades was the home of a remarkable and distinctive culture. Among its most characteristic products were vessels and sculpted figures fashioned from the local marble, a…
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