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Ivory is a hard, smooth material from the tusks of elephants and other animals that craftspeople throughout history have carved into decorative objects and artwork. It matters today primarily because the ivory trade has driven elephants toward extinction, making ivory a symbol of wildlife conservation efforts and international trade restrictions.
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L'avorio è un materiale che si ricava dalle zanne degli elefanti e che veniva lavorato per farne oggetti di vario uso quali gioielli, suppellettili e oggettistica per la casa. Scatola cilindrica arabo-ispanica del XII secolo
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