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DescriptionVillage shrine 1911.jpg	English: A roadside shrine in India
Date	1911
Source	J. Banninga, John (1911) The Indian Census of 1911, The National Geographic Magazine, July 1911, The National Geographic Society, pp. 636
Author	John Banninga
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