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English: Alchi, Mural paintings, 11th century painting - Alchi, gsum brtsegs temple, royal falcon scene on the dhotī of a monumental clay sculpture
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Source Alchi
Author Unknown Artist of Alchi monastery
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Rajput soldiers depicted on mural paintings in Alchi Monastery; 11th century CE

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