2e étage — Tolosa, une ville dans la province de Narbonnaise
Genstandens historie
Tête faisant partie du groupe statutaire de Béziers (composé de 10 têtes en marbre) découvert en avril 1844 à Béziers dans la maison de monsieurs Gasc.
Kilde/Fotograf
Egen affotografering — PierreSelim (taget den 26. oktober 2012)
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