Greek Ceramic Toys

Spyros Kamilalis

by Spyros Kamilalis
published on 07 July 2017

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Greek Ceramic Toys — Artefacts of the ancient city of Amphipolis displayed in the Museum. Children's toys. Location: Amphipolis, Macedonia, Greece. 1st Century BCE - 1 Century CE

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