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English: Durga sculptures found in southeast Asia. This is a derivative collage of the following wikimedia images

The Hindu Goddess Durga LACMA M.83.23 (1 of 2).jpg, 7th to 8th century

Durga, My Son E4, 10th-11th century, Quang Nam - Museum of Cham Sculpture - Danang, Vietnam - DSC01675.JPG, 10th to 11th century

089 Durga Mahisasuramardini, Candi Rejo, Magelang, 8-9th c (23489896995).jpg, 8th to 9th century
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Goddess Durga in Southeast Asia, from left: 7th/8th century Cambodia, 10/11th century Vietnam, 8th/9th century Indonesia

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