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Figurines from Gumelnita

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Antiquity , Volume 38 , Issue 151 , September 1964 , pp. 221 - 222
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Copyright © Antiquity Publications Ltd 1964

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[1] Dumitrescu, V. Dacia, 1 (1924), 325–342;Google Scholar Dacia, II (1925), 29–103.

[2] Our report on the researches of i960 is still unpublished.

[3] Makarenko, N. IPEK, 1927, 119.Google Scholar

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[8] The most recent discovery representing the twin female divinity was made in 1962 at Hüyük, Çatal in Anatolia, by Mellaart, James (Anatolian Studies, 13, 1963, 43–103, pi. XX (d)).Google Scholar Could it not still be an image of the divine couple with breasts marked on both figures?