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    Krinvanto Vishwamaryam

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    The document discusses several ancient religious structures and artifacts found in Jordan and Arabia. It mentions a large Kalash atop a shrine in Jordan, statues of the goddess Allat in Amman and Palmyra, and describes the broken Kaa!a sculpture held together by silver. It also notes a pedestal of Brahma with numeric figures, tantric patterns defining Kaa!a sculptures, and pre-Islamic god sculptures. Additionally, it discusses a Jewish settlement besieged by Muhammad, Allat as a grain and fish goddess, a remaining Vedic temple in Petra built by Nabataeans with conical roofs, and temple remains in Madain Saleh from Arabia's Vedic past with sculptures

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    The document discusses several ancient religious structures and artifacts found in Jordan and Arabia. It mentions a large Kalash atop a shrine in Jordan, statues of the goddess Allat in Amman and Palmyra, and describes the broken Kaa!a sculpture held together by silver. It also notes a pedestal of Brahma with numeric figures, tantric patterns defining Kaa!a sculptures, and pre-Islamic god sculptures. Additionally, it discusses a Jewish settlement besieged by Muhammad, Allat as a grain and fish goddess, a remaining Vedic temple in Petra built by Nabataeans with conical roofs, and temple remains in Madain Saleh from Arabia's Vedic past with sculptures

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    The document discusses several ancient religious structures and artifacts found in Jordan and Arabia. It mentions a large Kalash atop a shrine in Jordan, statues of the goddess Allat in Amman and Palmyra, and describes the broken Kaa!a sculpture held together by silver. It also notes a pedestal of Brahma with numeric figures, tantric patterns defining Kaa!a sculptures, and pre-Islamic god sculptures. Additionally, it discusses a Jewish settlement besieged by Muhammad, Allat as a grain and fish goddess, a remaining Vedic temple in Petra built by Nabataeans with conical roofs, and temple remains in Madain Saleh from Arabia's Vedic past with sculptures

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    Krinvanto Vishwamaryam

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    The document discusses several ancient religious structures and artifacts found in Jordan and Arabia. It mentions a large Kalash atop a shrine in Jordan, statues of the goddess Allat in Amman and Palmyra, and describes the broken Kaa!a sculpture held together by silver. It also notes a pedestal of Brahma with numeric figures, tantric patterns defining Kaa!a sculptures, and pre-Islamic god sculptures. Additionally, it discusses a Jewish settlement besieged by Muhammad, Allat as a grain and fish goddess, a remaining Vedic temple in Petra built by Nabataeans with conical roofs, and temple remains in Madain Saleh from Arabia's Vedic past with sculptures

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    The huge Kalash atop Ad-Deir,

    an ancient Vedic shrine in Jordan


    Source: The Art of Jordan
    Al-lat (Durga) of Amman
    Source: The Art of Jordan
    Allat of Palmyra
    Source: Palmyra & its Empire
    Cit-Kunda-antra the Tantric pattern
    that the Kaa!a is !ased upon"
    Du-#hara, the, $a!ataean
    %ersion of &ord #hi%a"
    Source: Deities and Dolphins
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    .ead from right to left this figure
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    A tantric pattern (hich defines the structure of Kaa!a
    #culptures of Pre-'slamic gods
    Al-344a as the 5ish 6oddess
    Khay!er - The Je(ish #ettlement (hich
    (as !esieged !y *uhammad and his follo(ers
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    Source: "Art of Jordan" by Piotr Bienkoski
    *adain #aleh, one of the fe( temple
    remains of Ara!ia8s Vedic past
    Ara!ic sculptures of &ord #hi%a (ho (as called
    9#u(a9 : 9.uda9 and Al-344a (6oddess Durga)
    temple structure at the backdrop
    an ancient tomb in Arabia

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