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Home/Exhibitions/(Magyar) Eltemetett múlt – Élet és halál az Árpád- és középkori Dél-Zalában - Balatoni Múzeum
Temporary exhibition

(Magyar) Eltemetett múlt – Élet és halál az Árpád- és középkori Dél-Zalában

(Magyar) Régészeti tárlat a Thúry György Múzeum és a Balatoni Múzeum anyagából.
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2024. June 1. - September 15.

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(Magyar) Kovács Dalma

(Magyar) Kovács Dalma

(Magyar) régész-muzeológus
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