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October 06 2013

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Close view of an open wood fire burning on bare ground. Flames rise from split logs and glowing embers, with grey ash and pale charred pieces scattered around the fire bed. No people are visible. The fire appears to be a ritual fire pit used for a homa or yagna, though this is not otherwise shown.2010-07-29June 22 20092009-06-22September 03 20072007-09-03December 25 20152015-12-25A photograph of a square brick fire pit with a concrete rim, holding a burning fire of wood logs with bright orange and yellow flames and glowing embers. A striped woven cloth lies at the top edge of the frame, and no people are visible. The fire is consistent with a homa or yagna fire pit.2013-03-29October 26 20162016-10-26 +1 copiesOctober 17 20072007-10-17March 18 20132013-03-18April 26 20182018-04-26 +1 copiesNovember 18 20152015-11-18May 17 20162016-05-17A close overhead photograph of a small square homa fire pit lined with white-painted bricks. Split wooden logs are stacked in a crisscross pattern over a bed of dark ash and reddish soil, with bright orange flames rising from the centre. Small pieces of wood and ash are scattered around the pit, and a dark wooden ladle sits at the upper left edge. No people are visible.