File:Monolith at Makhel (Mao, Manipur).jpg

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Description: Menhir at Makhel commemorating the parting of ways of the three brothers - Alapha, Tutowo and Khephiwo - believed to be the sons of the first Man in Mao legend.
Author and Source: Elow Paul Sevens. Used with permission by Eiferpiku.
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| current | 13:27, 3 February 2012 | ![]() | 1,024 × 768 (217 KB) | smartcommons-wikipedia-en>Eiferpiku | Description: Monolith at Makhel commemorating the parting of ways of the three brothers - Alapha, Tutowo and Khephiwo - believed to be the sons of the first Man in Mao legend. Author: Eiferpiku Source: Used by permission |
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