Ancient India
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| Buddism | buffalo icons | bull icons | | camels | chariot races | commoners | | communal eating | cotton | dancing | | Eightfold Path | elephants | farmers | | flooding | Four Noble Truths | Ganges River | | goddesses | guru | Himalayan Mountains | | Hinduism | Indian Ocean | Indus River | | karma | kiln dried bricks | Lion of Sarnath | | married red dot | nirvana | non-violence | | oxen | picture writing | polytheistic | | priests | reincarnation | rulers | | seals | servants | sewer | | slaves | story telling | straw huts | | swimming pools | trade | vegatarian | | warriors | weavers | wooden huts |
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