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A simple hand-drawn graphic of a snake on a plain white background. The coiled green snake has red and green stripes along its body, outlined in thick black strokes, with a green head bearing a red mark and a forked tongue extending downward. No people, text or ritual setting is shown.

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A photograph of a child's crayon drawing on plain white paper showing an Indian national flag: a horizontal flag with orange, white and green bands, the white band with a small blue wheel mark, drawn on a flagpole line. Faint pencil scribbles and a few red crayon strokes appear elsewhere on the sheet. A purple corner and a copyright-style date stamp reading 7 5 2006 appear at the lower right. No people are visible.2006-05-07February 25 20242024-02-25A painted Indian tricolour on a sheet of paper resting on a dark wooden surface. Three horizontal bands run from top to bottom: saffron/red at top, white in the middle, and green at the bottom. A dark blue circular wheel is painted at the centre of the white band, with a pale grey inner disc. The paint strokes are visible and the painting appears to be a child's artwork. No people are visible in the scene.2006-05-07A brown and tan patterned snake. Green grass tufts and a black pipe lie on dusty ground in the foreground, and a vertical white pipe stands at the right edge. No people are visible in the scene.2010-10-24A child's painted artwork on white paper showing the Indian tricolour: saffron-red band across the top, white middle band, and green band at the bottom. Brown painted letters spell IN and DIA on either side of a blue-outlined Ashoka chakra wheel with dark green spokes. The paper rests on a dark reddish wooden surface. The painting is a photograph of a craft piece, with no people visible.2006-05-07A photograph of a cobra with its hood raised on a grey concrete floor, its tan and brown scaled body coiled and curving across the frame. A faint grey blurred area is at the left edge. No people are visible. The snake's head is upright and angled to the left, with the rest of its body extending to the right.A child's painting on white paper of the Indian tricolour: a band of red paint at the top, a white middle band with a blue Ashoka chakra wheel of spokes at the centre, and a green band along the bottom. The painting lies on a dark wooden table. A timestamp in the lower right reads 7 5 2006.2006-05-07December 02 20132013-12-02A dark snake lies in a sinuous S-curve across the edge of a large grey stone slab beside dark water. Water flows at the lower left with a blurred, motion-smoothed sheen. The stone has pale patches of lichen or chalky residue. No people or ritual objects are visible.2009-09-02A child's painted drawing on a sheet of white paper lies on a dark wooden table. It shows an orange mango with a green leaf on its stem and a yellow highlight on the fruit. The word MANGO is printed in block capitals on the left, and handwritten cursive reading Anna Mango or similar appears at the upper right. No people or a person candidate are visible.2006-05-07A photograph of a child's painting on white paper lying on a dark reddish-brown wooden table. The painting shows a curved rainbow arc in bands of red, black, yellow-green, blue and green, with a brown painted Tamil word beneath it. No people are visible in the image.2006-05-07December 02 20132013-12-02