Archaeology
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- A red ochre Bon endless knot upon which the Buddhist mani mantra was carved
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- A chorten carving dating to the early historic period
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- All-stone corbelled roof of a Zhang Zhung era edifice
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- Mountaintop dwelling place of the dwarfs
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- The remains of a Zhang Zhung era sekhar
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- An early Bon stupa pictograph
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- 11th century Buddhist paintings discovered at Nyak
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- Carvings of deer and other animals in western Tibet
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- The ground plan of a Zhang Zhung era temple
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- The Castle of the Dwarfs, Guge
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- An ancient Bon island hermitage
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- Priceless Tibetan bridle rescued and donated to the TAR Provincial Museum by John and friends
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- Iron Age megaliths of Upper Tibet
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- A cave in Guge
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- A wrathful Bonpo of Zhang Zhung
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- Carvings of deer and other animals in western Tibet
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- A superb portrait of a pre-Buddhist Bon priest
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- Iron Age Tibetan knives rescued from the antiques market and donated to the TAR Provincial Museum by the Tibetan Medical Foundation
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- The Warrior Queen Goddess’s Island bastion
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- The retreat cave used by Lopon Tenzin Namdak in the 1950s, Gyer Ru Tsho
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- A red ochre Bon chorten
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- The interior of a pre-Buddhist all-stone corbelled edifice
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- A habitational cave in Guge
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- Little Mountain Temple, Ruthok
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- The ancient cave city of Piwang in Guge
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- The khyung, the horned eagle of Tibet
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- A mountaintop cubic tomb
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- The interior of A Phuk
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- Lone stele
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- The Zhang Zhung necropolis of Yulkhambu
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- A nomad of western Tibet wearing a celestial metal amulet
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- An early citadel in Upper Tibet
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- Fortifications of the ancient Mon tribe in Gertse
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- The White Castle, Ruthok
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- Ancient mountaintop fortifications in the middle of the Changthang
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- The sacred Bon mountian Tagri Trabo, the abode of the queen of western Tibet
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- Lion talismans from Tibet’s dynastic era
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- Pre-Buddhist temple remains in Guge
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- The entrance to an underground meditation chamber
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- The interior of a Zhang Zhung all-stone corbelled edifice
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- Temple remains associated with Zhang Zhung’s chief goddess, Drablai Gyalmo
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- Megalithic array
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- An array of funerary pillars where human remains have been dated to circa 800 BCE
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- Ancient Bon shrines
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- An ancient tabernacle rock carving
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- The counterclockwise swastika of Bon
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- Walled-in pillars of Zhang Zhung
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- A Zhang Zhung sekhar
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- Bon pictograph of flaming jewels
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- A leveled Zhang Zhung hermitage
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- Pre-Buddhist cave complex in Guge
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- Archers hunting yaks and other wild herbivores, western Tibet
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- An island shrine, Lake Nam Tsho
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- A Zhang Zhung tower
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- Bon ruins at Lake Darok
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- A pictograph of a tiger with gaping jaws
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- A Zhang Zhung stronghold on the shores of Lake Dangra
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- A stone shrine inside the great citadel of Gekho, Zhang Zhung’s chief god
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- Zhang Zhung cave hermitage
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- The remains of an Upper Tibetan pre-Buddhist citadel
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- Large funerary pillars in southwestern Tibet
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- A carving of a Buddhist Mahasiddha
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- A pictograph of a sage
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- A Phuk
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- Bon chorten and swastika, early historic period
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- A Zhang Zhung mausoleum dated to circa 500 CE, Shungpa
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- The remains of a pre-Buddhist temple
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- The ruins of an early Bon temple
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- The remains of a large citadel in Guge
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- An ancient Bon hub
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- Pre-Buddhist cave shelters at Lake Nam Tsho
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- A partial view of the remains of a pre-Buddhist stronghold
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- The ancients on the move
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- Early Bon figure
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- Extremely precious fresco of Tapihritsa, the 25th member of an august Bon lineage
