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Amazon Warriors’ Names Revealed Amid “Gibberish” on Ancient Greek Vases

Amazon Warriors’ Names Revealed Amid “Gibberish” on Ancient Greek Vases

Names include “Worthy of Armor, “Battle Cry,” “Don’t Fail,” and, um, “Hot Flanks.”

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