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Ba Vang buddhist temple. Ornate wall with Phoenix decoration. The Phoenix is a long-lived bird that cyclically regenerates. Uong Bi. Vietnam
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Ba Vang buddhist temple. Ornate wall with Phoenix decoration. The Phoenix is a long-lived bird that cyclically regenerates. Uong Bi. Vietnam
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Thèbes, West Bank, Kings Valley, Seti I tomb (KV17). Side room, left wall (upper part, Book of Am-duat, ba bird wearing crowns of Upper and Lower Egypt
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Ba Thien Hau Chinese Temple. Buddhists believe that releasing birds back into the wild can help an individual to accrue merit. Ho Chi Monh city
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Mieu Ba Ngu Hanh buddhist temple. Main altar with Red Crowned Cranes a symbolism of longevity and good luck. Vung Tau. Vietnam
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Abydos, Egypt, the mortuary temple of pharaoh Seti I, Menmaatra, (XIX° dyn. 1321-1186 B.C.) - A Ba bird
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Heart of sand and daisies on stone slab Photo: BA-Geduldig, Farkaschovsky
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Painting of a woman and her Ba (soul-bird) on a shabti-box. The pair receive thirst-quenching resfreshment from the Goddess of the Sycamore tree, Isis-Hathor
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Sinter terraces in Pamukkale
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Egyptian relief showing a dead woman and Hathor: the dead woman and her soul-bird (Ba) receive refreshment from Hathor in the Sycamore tree
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