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Description	Illustration of the Temple of Alia on Arrakis by Jim Burns from Frank Herbert's 1985 work of short fiction "The Road to Dune" (published in the short story collection Eye (ISBN 0-425-08398-5 (US 1st edition) / ISBN 0-7434-3479-X 2001 (US reprint)).
Source	Uploaded by TAnthony
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Article	Arrakis
Purpose of use	Primary means of identifying particular representations elements/locations from the fictional Dune universe.
Replaceable?	Copyrighted character and book; by nature, no free version exists.

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current	06:02, 29 November 2006	503×747 (208 KB)	TAnthony (Talk \| contribs)	(Illustration of the Temple of Alia on Arrakis from Frank Herbert's 1985 work of short fiction ''The Road to Dune'' (published in the short story collection ''Eye'' (ISBN 0-425-08398-5 (US 1st edition) / ISBN 0-7434-3)