File:Chittorgarh-Samiddheshwara Temple-04-20131014.jpg
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Fragment of a inner panel hammered by Mughals. There is representation of a sati: the procession of women that accompany the sacrificed laying on a bed based on jars of water from the Ganges. | ||
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| Date | Taken on 14 October 2013 | ||
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| Author | Daniel VILLAFRUELA |
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