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Page 193
It has therefore to be thrown out , and the masses of jasper ( Baru 775 ) must be pulled up with ropes , for they have not had sense to make a sloping road . The granite ( Urdiya tytasu ) is above and around the whole , and most of it ...
It has therefore to be thrown out , and the masses of jasper ( Baru 775 ) must be pulled up with ropes , for they have not had sense to make a sloping road . The granite ( Urdiya tytasu ) is above and around the whole , and most of it ...
Page 220
The most remarkable is a hummock west from Brahmajoni , the masses decaying on which have a vertical appearance . They are partly red , partly white with a few greenish portions , and it is said may be cut into seals .
The most remarkable is a hummock west from Brahmajoni , the masses decaying on which have a vertical appearance . They are partly red , partly white with a few greenish portions , and it is said may be cut into seals .
Page 279
North from Puraniya , and running along the banks of the Punchanan between it and the two other tanks , is a very large elevation composed of broken bricks , rude masses of stone taken from the hill on the opposite side of the Punchanan ...
North from Puraniya , and running along the banks of the Punchanan between it and the two other tanks , is a very large elevation composed of broken bricks , rude masses of stone taken from the hill on the opposite side of the Punchanan ...
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| Title | The Journal of the Bihar Research Society, Volume 8 |
| Author | Bihar Research Society |
| Published | 1922 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 1 Dec 2008 |
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