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English: Table at the entrance of a Red Hats Temple dedicated to G. Zanabazar. Scripts historically used in Mongolia: Ranjana (1st horizontal line), Zanabazar (horizontal square script), Soyombo (3rd horizontal line), Tibetan (4th horizontal line), Phagspa (vertical square form, on both sides), Todo bitchig (traditional vertical Mongolian script, at bottom). . Photographer Gantuya
Date 8 August 2007 (original upload date)
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