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English: Funeral pithos with painting of a Goddess with upraised arms. Probably she is girded by snakes. Potnia theron, Aretemis? Pottery. Necropolis Fortetsa near Knossos, Greek protogeometric B period, 850-800 BC. Archaeological Museum of Heraklion.
Čeština: Funerální pithos s vyobrazením bohyně se zdviženýma rukama a patrně přepásané hady (Potnia therón, Artemis?), terakota. Pohřebiště Fortetsa u Knóssosu, řecké protogeometrické B období, 850-800 před n. l. Archeologické muzeum v Irakliu (Herakleion).
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