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English: Triangular dagger with solid handdle from the Early Bronze Age (1800 BC-1500 BC). It is characteristic from Unetice culture, but that one comes from the Armorican Tumulus Cuture, in France
Español: Puñal triangular de mango macizo típico del Bronce Antiguo (1800 a. C-1500 a. C), es característico de la Cultura Unetice aunque éste procede de la Cultura de los Tumulos Armoricanos, en Francia
Français : Poignard trialngulair à manche massif tipique du Bronze Ancien (1800 adC-1500 adC), «type Unetice» mais appartaiennent à la Culture des Tumulus Armoricains, en France
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