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is believed to have been a pavilion
is believed to have been a pavilion for the king to view military parades.
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dipercayai telah menjadi sebuah astaka bagi Raja untuk melihat perarakan tentera.
Sedang diterjemahkan, sila tunggu..
dipercayai telah menjadi pavilion untuk raja untuk melihat perarakan tentera.
Sedang diterjemahkan, sila tunggu..
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- carved at different times.
- finding designs for structures
- are especially responsible for the Ta Pr
- In doing this, the roots work their way
- Those on the walls of the outer enclosur
- that would not collapse under their own
- distinguished by its thick, pale brown r
- perhaps at the beginning of the 13th cen
- with a knobby texture
- and deal with historical subjects
- and the smaller is the strangler fig
- rom battles with the Chams to scenes of
- with a greater mass of thinner,
- from battles with the Chams to scenes of
- smoother greasy roots
- The stone used exclusively by khmer buil
- the plant takes hold in a crevice
- and at Angkor the source was the Kulen m
- somewhere in the upper structure of the
- Its weight and the distances over which
- usually where a bird had deposited the s
- added to the structural problems that th
- The trees that have grown intertwined am
- and extends roots downwards to the soil.
