File:Mas'ud III b. Ibrahim minaret, Ghazni, built between 1099 and 1115 CE (graphical reconstruction, colorized).jpg

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Mas'ud III b. Ibrahim minaret, Ghazni, built between 1099 and 1115 CE (graphical reconstruction, colorized)

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English: Mas'ud III b. Ibrahim minaret, Ghazni, built between 1099 and 1115 CE (graphical reconstruction, colorized)
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Unknown photographer, late 19th century, before 1902 when the top half collapsed.

Oscar von Niedermayer (8 November 1885 – 25 September 1948), photographed in 1916-1917.

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