This sculpture was removed from its original context, a great stone block of 140 cubic feet, to be placed in a museum

Venus of Laussel

Explanation:

Venus of Laussel or Laussel woman was a part of the great stone block of around 140 cubic feet found in south-western France. It dates from the Paleolithic period and was placed on the open air.

Because of that, it was removed and sent to be preserved in a museum in Bordeaux, France.

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