File:Antalya museum tomb pericles 2.JPG

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English: Antalya Archeological Museum, tomb of Pericles, King of Lycia-Limyra (4th century BC)
Nederlands: Archeologisch Museum van Antalya. Tombe van Perikles, koning van Lykia en Limyra (4de eeuw v.C.)
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