File:MonWheel.jpg

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source en:Image:MonWheel.JPG by en:user:PHG

Discription in the source:

Mon Buddhist wheel. Art of Dvaravati, Thailand. 8th century.

Guimet Museum, Paris.

Personal photograph, 2004.

Licensing

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History of Buddhism

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