File:Röhrenkanne.jpg
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Deutsch: Eine bronzene Röhrenkanne mit einem Deckel, auf dem eine kleine Pferdefigur als Knauf fungiert. Die Kanne wurde im Grab einer keltischen Frau gefunden und datiert auf die jüngere Eisenzeit.
English: A copper pot with a lid. The lid has a little horse figurine on it. The pot was found on the burial side of a celtic woman. It dates to the younger Iron Age. |
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| Author | J. Vogel (LVR-LandesMuseum Bonn) |
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