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Home/Exhibitions/(Magyar) A hónap műtárgya – Bronzkori depolelet Vindornyafokról - Balatoni Múzeum

(Magyar) A hónap műtárgya – Bronzkori depolelet Vindornyafokról

(Magyar) 2018. szeptemberében akadt rá Kovács Adrián önkéntes fémkeresős munkatársunk arra a bronz depo- leletegyüttesre, amely most múzeumunkban a hónap műtárgya.
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(Magyar) 2021. augusztus The artwork of the monthBronze AgeArchaeologybronzkincs

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László Klinger

László Klinger

Archaeologist, deputy museum director
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