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9th century Tara Devi statue returned to Nepal

Yamini Bantawa

June 25, 2022
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The statue of the archeological Tara Devi has returned back to Nepal.

The statue which is believed to date back to the late ninth or early tenth century, was awarded to Yale Art Gallery in 2015.

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