Head, Anonymous, 200 - 300 Front part of a head in red and yellow dotted sandstone. Mathura sandstone Front part of a head in red and yellow dotted sandstone. Mathura sandstone

Head, Anonymous, 200 - 300 Front part of a head in red and yellow dotted sandstone. Mathura sandstone Front part of a head in red and yellow dotted sandstone. Mathura sandstone
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