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A weathered granite slab bench stands in long green grass between tree trunks. Its top holds scattered debris: small stones, dry leaves, ash-like grit, a small round stone, and a shallow metal dish. Plastic litter lies in the grass at left. No people, deity images or ritual activity are visible; the scene looks neglected and overgrown.

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May 22 20182018-05-22May 22 20182018-05-22A photograph of an outdoor shivalinga set on a stepped stone pedestal in a wooded clearing. The dark cylindrical linga rises from a square yoni base on a low, weathered rectangular stone platform. Large grey boulders lie around it, with green shrubs, tree trunks and dappled shade behind. No people are visible.2006-08-16Outdoor photograph of a weathered grey stone carving at an ancient temple site. Its flat top holds a small white ceramic dish, a brown clay pot with red incense sticks, another short incense holder, and a small pink object. A plastic water bottle lies against the stone's side, and wooden railings and green foliage surround the site. No people are visible.2014-12-15December 15 20142014-12-15August 03 20082008-08-03December 15 20142014-12-15December 15 20142014-12-15Close view of moss-covered, weathered sandstone blocks piled among dry leaves and vines, apparently ruins of an ancient temple structure. Shadows and dappled sunlight fall across the carved stone surfaces, with faint relief carvings visible on one block at left. No people are visible.2014-12-15December 15 20142014-12-15A photograph of large weathered granite boulders partly hidden among dense green shrubs and grass on a hillside. The largest rock in the left foreground is pale grey with dark streaks and an orange-brown patch at its top edge. Smaller rocks sit to the right and behind, and the ground is dry grass with reddish soil. No people, deities or ritual objects are visible.Weathered sandstone blocks lie on grass at an ancient temple site. The upper block has vertical fluted or carved grooves along its top edge, and the lower block shows pitted, stained stone surfaces. A short wooden stake with a purple marker sits at the left edge. No people or deity murti are visible.2014-12-15