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Description India (Uttar Pradesh), Gupta period

5th century Terracotta

Item number: 1991.300 see
Date 1 November 2008, 11:03:07
Source originally posted to Flickr as Krishna Killing the Horse Demon Keshi
Author Claire H.
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