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Meanings of terra-cotta figures in English
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Usage of terra-cotta figures in English
1
A few terra-cotta figures have been found, and one small gold image.
2
A collection of terra-cotta figures are arranged upon the four shelves of case 37.
3
Small terra-cotta figures, found in the Laybach pile dwellings.
4
But large terra-cotta figures, such as were common in Etruria, were probably quite exceptional in Greece.
5
They were still unpainted, the terra-cotta figures showing as terra-cotta and the plaster of Paris white.
6
Small terra-cotta figures, from the Laybach pile dwellings.
7
The fourth chapel contains a curious Holy Sepulcher, with quaint life-size terra-cotta figures of the 16th century.
8
Curious prehistoric caves with ancient terra-cotta figures resembling only others found in Japan and supplying a curious link.
9
What work could stand against such treatment as the Valsesian terra-cotta figures have had to put up with?
10
It was dated November 1616, so that the terra-cotta figures probably belong to this year or to those that immediately preceded it.
11
The finds included small terra-cotta figures, a boundary-stone of Gamil-Sin, and a new statue of Gudea, to which we will refer again presently.
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Terra-cotta figures across language varieties
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