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[Talk] A Monkey, a Crocodile, and a Snake – Unfamiliar Portrayals in Familiar Narratives in the Angkor Area
      

Readers in Mumbai may be interested in this talk by Dr. Vasudha Narayanan on animal iconography in Angkor at the CSMVS, Mumbai on 5 June 2024. #angkor #mumbai #csmvs #iconography
      
               

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