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File:A 16 point Islamic geometrical pattern (IGPS) found on the terrazzo floor of the lobby at the parliament of Uganda.jpg

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English: The history of Islamic Geometric patterns (IGPs) traces its roots back to the 7th Century when the earliest form of geometric patterns can be traced from surviving architecture in the Muslim world.
English: The Parliament of the Republic of Uganda

This is a photo of a National Cultural Site of Uganda with id: UG-C-032

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