Priest and Priestess

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Priest and Priestess


Artist : Anonymous Date : approx. between 200 and 250 Material : Marble	Ephesus Museum Hall of hillside houses Section 1 Item 13 on 25 Etruscan and Roman Antiquities Sculpture Area related Ephesus (Turkey)

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