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Date: 2010-03-30 05:03:42
Humanities
Euphronios krater
Euphronios
Robert Hecht
Jr.
Antiquities
Red-figure pottery
Pottery of ancient Greece
Etruscan civilization
Krater
Art history
Archaic Greek art
Visual arts

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