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A close view of a heap of dark stone sculptures, many carved with coiled serpents and rounded forms, layered together and coated in grey dust and mud. Some pieces show red paint or marks, and a cloth-wrapped edge is visible at the upper left. No people are visible; the scene looks like stone carvings stacked or stored in a temple setting.

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April 29 20182018-04-29April 29 20182018-04-29April 29 20182018-04-29A close view of a weathered stone wall carved with many small deity figures and shrine niches, covered in grey dust and smeared with red kumkum marks. A carved cobra or naga figure with coiled hood sits at lower left, and a gilded pillar with carved panels rises at upper left. No people are visible, only a dark shape at the bottom edge.2018-04-29April 29 20182018-04-29A photograph of a wall densely covered with carved stone and wooden serpent (naga) stones, many coated in grey-brown mud or ash. Hooded cobra forms, coiled snakes and small carved figures rise in tiers across the surface, with a few stones showing black, gold and red paint or kumkum-like marks. Scratched graffiti and faded marks appear on some stones. A white wall forms the background at the top. No people are visible in the frame.2018-04-29April 29 20182018-04-29 +1 copiesApril 29 20182018-04-29 +1 copiesApril 24 20192019-04-24December 05 20112011-12-05April 29 20182018-04-29December 15 20142014-12-15