Norsk bokmål: Rumbur Valley, Chitral, NWFP, Pakistan
Kalash anestatue (kundurik, gundik) som beskytter markene. En mannsfigur sittende i en stol er skåret ut i enden av en ornamentert trestolpe. Den er satt i midten av en trekonstruksjon fylt med stein. Se også Schonberg, RCF, "Kafirs and Glaciers...", London 1938, side 58 (motsatt)
English: Rumbur Valley, Chitral, NWFP, Pakistan. Kalasha ancestral tutelary effigy (kundurik, gundik) protecting the fields. A male figure sitting on a chair is crowning the top of a carved wooden pole. The pole is fixed in the middle of a wooden structure filled with stones.
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