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Cagle Auction Company, Bogart, Georgia Photos courtesy Cagle Auction Company Located just outside of Athens, the town of Bogart, Georgia, at the base of the foothills of the Appalachians, is home to Cagle Auction Company.
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The tomb is named for the mythical three headed dog who guarded the underworld of ancient Greece. The post 2,000-Year-Sarcophagus Emerges From Famed Tomb of Cerberus appeared first on Artnet News.
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The tomb is named for the mythical three headed dog who guarded the underworld of ancient Greece. The post 2,000-Year-Sarcophagus Emerges From Famed Tomb of Cerberus appeared first on Artnet News.
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