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Partially excavated places tagged “camunian” in Italy · Mysteria

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Partially excavated places tagged “camunian” in Italy

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🇮🇹 Italy · Rock art

Val Camonica Rock Art Dos Sotto Panel 44 — Eastern Outlier

Bronze-Iron Age (2000-500 BCE) · Camunian

Val Camonica Rock Art Dos Sotto Panel 44 — Eastern Outlier in Lombardy, Brescia, Italy is a Bronze-Iron Age (2000-500 BCE) rock art attributed to Camunian.

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🇮🇹 Italy · Rock art

Val Camonica Rock Art Dos Sotto Panel 44 — Northern Annex

Bronze-Iron Age (2000-500 BCE) · Camunian

Val Camonica Rock Art Dos Sotto Panel 44 — Northern Annex in Lombardy, Brescia, Italy is a Bronze-Iron Age (2000-500 BCE) rock art attributed to Camunian.

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🇮🇹 Italy · Rock art

Val Camonica Rock Art Dos Sotto Panel 44

Bronze-Iron Age (2000-500 BCE) · Camunian

Val Camonica Rock Art Dos Sotto Panel 44 in Lombardy, Brescia, Italy is a Bronze-Iron Age (2000-500 BCE) rock art attributed to Camunian.