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Mihrab at the Kalyan Mosque at the Poi-Kalyan complex in the historic centre of Bukhara, Uzbekistan. The mosque was built in 1514. Bukhara is a city museum with over 140 architectural monuments. The historic centre of Bukhara, which contains numerous

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Mihrab at the Kalyan Mosque at the Poi-Kalyan complex in the historic centre of Bukhara, Uzbekistan. The mosque was built in 1514. Bukhara is a city museum with over 140 architectural monuments. The historic centre of Bukhara, which contains numerous

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