A rounded, roughly oval stone sculpture of a hybrid human-fish figure, featuring textured scales, wide-open eyes, and a mouth with downturned corners, displayed in a dark museum gallery

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   A figure merging human and fish-like features: scales, wide-open eyes, downturned corners of the mouth.
   Discovered at the Mesolithic settlement of Lepenski Vir, dating 6200–5950 BC.
   It belongs to a group of ca 100 figures. They emerged, when early farming communities migrating from Anatolia encountered a long-established Mesolithic population deeply rooted in the traditions of the Danube region.

   On display at the "The Shaman from Bad Dürrenberg" @MuseumHalle, a loan from National Museum Serbia