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English: Glass paste beads from tomb 1, Necropolis 6 from Sanisera (Menorca). Three present Punic tradition, while the flower-shaped one is known as Lotus mellon bread, from the 6th c. AD (Very common in Late Antiquity necropolei).
Español: Cuentas de pasta vítrea de la tumba 1, Necrópolis 6 de Sanisera, Menorca. Tres presentan factura púnica, mientras que la de forma en flor o gallonada se conoce como Lotus mellon bread (s. VI d.C.). Tipo de cuentas muy comunes en la Tardoantigüedad. |
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