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%20(for%20detail%20see%2093777)%20-%20(MeisterDrucke-40183).jpg "The Venus of Willendorf, side view of female figurine, Gravettian culture, Upper Palaeolithic Period, c.30000-18000 BC (oolitic limestone coloured with red ochre) (for detail see 93777)")
The Venus of Willendorf, side view of female figurine, Gravettian culture, Upper Palaeolithic Period, c.30000-18000 BC (oolitic limestone coloured with red ochre) (for detail see 93777)
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.jpg "The Venus of Willendorf, side view of female figurine, Gravettian culture, Upper Paleolithic Period, c.30000-18000 BC (oolitic limestone coloured with red ochre)")