Image:GBA8.jpg
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| Description |
Buddhas of Bamiyan -- Original caption "The World's largest statue of Buddha (53 meters) -Bamiyan Valley 1963" |
|---|---|
| Source |
http://www.unesco.org/bpi/eng/unescopress/2001/afghanistan.shtml |
| Date |
1963 |
| Author |
UNESCO/A Lezine |
| Permission |
public domain |
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- Afghanistan
- Islamic conquest of Afghanistan
- Durrani Empire
- European influence in Afghanistan
- Daoud's Republic of Afghanistan
- Pre-Islamic period of Afghanistan
- History of Afghanistan
- Reforms of Amanullah Khan and civil war
- Reigns of Nadir Shah and Zahir Shah
- Democratic Republic of Afghanistan
- List of leaders of Afghanistan
- History of Afghanistan since 1992
- Bamyan Province
- Buddhas of Bamyan
- Greco-Buddhist art
- Template:History of Afghanistan
- Template talk:Christianity
- Art destruction
- Template:Greco-Buddhist art
- Template:East-West relations
- User:PHG/East-West contacts
- Wikipedia:WikiProject Central Asia
