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Vietnam artifacts on display in Germany

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VOV.VN - More than 200 archeological artifacts which have been found over the past six decades will go on display at three major museums in Germany as of October 6, 2016 under the framework of a cultural cooperation programme between Vietnam and Germany.

Of displayed items, 13 artifacts were unearthed at My Son Sanctuary, including Siva Genie, Gajasimha, Laksmi, Dikpala, and linga statues and other terra-cotta items.

The management board of the My Son Sanctuary in the central Quang Nam province said the 13 ancient objects were thoroughly packed for sending to Germany.
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