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The image shows a display case with an ancient artifact, a two-strand necklace made of beads. The necklace is laid out in an oval shape on a white surface. The beads vary in color and size, with shades of blue, gray, brown, and clear. The necklace appears to be made of glass or stone. To the right of the necklace, there is a label that reads "Collar," with further details such as "Pasta vítrea," "Cultura vettona," "Siglos IV-III a.C.," and "Necrópolis de La Osera (Chamartín, Ávila)." This label indicates that the artifact is a collar made of vitreous paste from the Vetton culture, dating from the 4th-3rd centuries BC, and originating from the Necropolis of La Osera in Chamartín, Ávila. The background is a plain light blue wall. The scene is likely in a museum.
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