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English: Jōmon Pottery: "Flame and Water Pots: Prehistoric Ceramic Art from Japan": exhibition of the Sainsbury Institute in the British Museum. 2012-2013 ?
Français : Jarre de type « couronne », style « flammèches ». Jōmon Moyen. Site : Doudaira, Tsunan, Préfecture de Niigata.
Date  ; British Museum, London, England, United Kingdom
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Jōmon Pottery: "Flame and Water Pots: Prehistoric Ceramic Art from Japan": exhibition of the Sainsbury Institute in the British Museum. 2012-2013 ?

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