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This document describes three artifacts from the Bronze Age: a 2500 BC marble Cycladic Idol of a nude female figure with folded arms found in tombs; the characteristic downward tapering columns of the Throne Room at Knossos Palace; and a 1600 BC Faience Snake Goddess figurine made of glazed earthenware.
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