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English: Naga statue, Mathura, 150 BCE, Mathura Museum
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: Naga in Anthropomorphic Form - Circa 2nd-3rd Century BCE - ACCN 17-1303 - Government Museum - Mathura 2013-02-24 6087.JPG
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Background: This file was derived from: Sarnath standing Buddha 5th century (detail).jpg
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Statue: Biswarup Ganguly

Background: Gary Todd

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