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English: The stone lingam at the hill temple A1 of Cat Tien. The largest lingam ever found in Southeast Asia.
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Stone lingam and yoni pedestal found in Cát Tiên, Vietnam, c. 8th century. At 2.1 meter tall, this is the largest lingam ever found in Southeast Asia

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