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Kacha Naga - carved rock at Intuma [Carvings on rock adjoining phallic menhir, representing the man for whom it was erected and his children. Below, a tally, perhaps of baskets of rice; above, a tiger and boar killed by him; and at the top a rainbow. The circles were doubtfully suggested to represent the great snake, below which are heads of decapitated enemies] |
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captions to the negatives sometimes vary from captions to the plates used in books. The latter is put within square brackets. The dates refer to visits mentioned in Hutton's Tour Diaries. |
