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7-hooded Mucalinda panel from the Goli stupa, worshipped as Nagamayya

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Description2.-Naga-Image-goli-stupa-223x300.jpg	English: 7-hooded Mucalinda panel from the Goli stupa, worshipped as Nagamayya
Date	1929
Source	Scanned from Ramachandran, T. N. 1929. Buddhist sculptures from a stupa near Goli Village, Guntur District. Madras: Government Press.
Author	Marathi Vishwakosh

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