A Thai/Cambodian Angkor Buri stone Buddha head, circa 8th…
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A Thai/Cambodian Angkor Buri stone Buddha head, circa 8th century, The eyes gazing downwards, the serene face with bow lips under a straight nose, the hair with tight curls, 24 cm high

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