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DescriptionAvalokiteçvara, Malayu Srivijaya style.jpg |
English: The graceful gold coated bronze statue of four handed Avalokiteçvara in Malayu-Srivijayan style, discovered at Rataukapastuo, Muarabulian, en:Jambi, en:Indonesia. The golden statue probably taken from elsewhere and not originated from Rataukapastuo, since there is no sign of archaeological remnant surround it.
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2008-04-20 (original upload date) (Original text : 19 January 2008) |
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Transferred from en.wikipedia; transfer was stated to be made by User:Closedmouth. (Original text : Titik Temu,Jejak Peradaban di Tepi Batanghari, p. 30) |
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Gunkarta ( talk) Original uploader was Gunkarta at en.wikipedia |
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