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Sculpture of Angkor and Ancient Cambodia

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A virtual tour of Khmer Empire antiquities from the National Gallery of Art in Washington (QuickTime).

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URL: http://www.nga.gov/exhibitions/camwel.htm
Title: National Gallery of Art - Cambodia: Virtual Tour Welcome
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Virtual tour of an exhibition of Cambodian sculpture from the 6th- through 16th- centuries
Category: Studies - Social - Sculpture - Cambodian - Angkor


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