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National Museum of Brazil features items rescued from fire
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Updated: 2019-02-26 15:12
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A ceramic piece from the Mohican culture, rescued from the ashes of last year's fire at the National Museum, on display. [Photo/IC]
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A ceramic piece from the Mohican culture, rescued from the ashes of last year's fire at the National Museum, on display. [Photo/IC]
