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English: Les Antiquites Bouddhiques de Bamiyan Planche XXVII
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Mémoires de la délégation archéologique française en Afghanistan, Tome II, Les Antiques Bouddhiques de Bamiyan, Paris et Bruxelles.

Published in 1927. Reproduction in (1927). "LES ANTIQUITÉS BOUDDHIQUES DE BĀMIYĀN: D'APRÈS L'OUVRAGE A. GODARD, Y. GODARD ET J. HACKIN". Revue des arts asiatiques 4 (3): 133–145. ISSN 0995-7510.
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Author: Joseph Hackin (born 1886 in Boevange-sur-Attert (Luxembourg); died 24 February 1941)

Drawing: Jean Carl, architect for DAFA, who died in 1941: " Cependant son décès ainsi que celui de Jean Carl en 1941, sans véritable «héritier» scientifique, met un terme provisoire à cet élan novateur" p.65

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