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Laurent Klaric : at Random of Our Work on Laussel, We Realized that Venus Had Not Been Destroyed

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The foreman of the excavations of the Laussel shelter, between 1911 and 1912, turned away and sold objects, including a Venus bought by the Berlin Museum for 18,000 gold francs. Declared, he was condemned. Long time destroyed in 1945, the Venus was found, before the trace was lost.
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Laurent Klaric : at Random of Our Work on Laussel, We Realized that Venus Had Not Been Destroyed

The foreman of the excavations of the Laussel shelter, between 1911 and 1912, turned away and sold objects, including a Venus bought by the Berlin Museum for 18,000 gold francs. Declared, he was condemned. Long time destroyed in 1945, the Venus was found, before the trace was lost.

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ici.fr broke the news on Saturday, April 18, 2026.
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