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{{Orphan|date=October 2010}}Illyrian amber figures are a group of small human and animal figures made out of amber. They were made from the start of the Iron Age around 1000BC and their production continued down through the millennium. They are found in nearly all of Illyria from Slovenia in the north to Albania and Macedonia in the south. The sites with the most figures found are Ripac in Bosnia (15 figures in total of animals and humans) and Ormozh in Slovenia (10 human and 13 animal figures). The purpose of these figures is still a mystery and they could as well have been Illyrian deities, figures to represent the cult of the dead or simply children's toys. Amber was a plastic that Illyrians were very fond of and many of their jewellery and decorative objects were made of amber. For these figures it is hard to say that they are artistic objects.[1]References1. ^{{harvnb|Stipčević|1989}}.
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