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Description Massive 175 foot statue of Buddha carved in sandstone near Bamian attracyed thousands of worshippers before the advent of Islam in Afghanistan
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Author Afghanistan: Ancient Land with Modern Ways was published by the Ministry of Planning of the Royal Government of Afghanistan, page 32
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