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The document summarizes the Archeology Museum from Cucuteni in Romania. It describes how Cucuteni culture artifacts like clay pots and statuettes were first discovered at this site. A special museum was then built in Cucuteni to host these unique Neolithic finds characterized by their spiral and meander designs in red, brown, and white colors. The museum also contains a rare Dacian grave from the 4th century BC containing the ashes of a Dacian ruler and possibly his wife.
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