The Burana Minaret. The minaret once stood about 45 metres in height but lost its top section during an earthquake. The stone circles in the foreground are millstones gathered from other parts of the country and brought to the site for safekeeping.

The Burana Minaret. The minaret once stood about 45 metres in height but lost its top section during an earthquake. The stone circles in the foreground are millstones gathered from other parts of the country and brought to the site for safekeeping.
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Image Number: 4272-19194Rights ManagedCredit Line:John Warburton Lee/Warburton Lee, John/SuperStockCollection:Warburton Lee, JohnContributor:John Warburton LeeModel Release:NoProperty Release:NoResolution:3685×5596
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