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| image_file = Lady of Vinca.jpg |
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| title = Lady of Vinča |
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| year = c. 15000-4700 BC |
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The '''Lady of Vinča''' is an iconic ] ] ] of the ] ]. It was excavated in 1929, at the archaeological site of ], in the municipality of ], ]. The figurine is housed in Belgrade's ]. |
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