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Ancient Stone Jars In A Plain Of Jars (Site #1) Near Phonsavan, Xienghouang Province, Laos.
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Ban Napia Laos Village That Makes Spoons From Bombs Leftover From Vietnam War
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Ancient Stone Jars In A Plain Of Jars (Site #1) Near Phonsavan, Xienghouang Province, Laos
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Phonsavan, Laos - Dec 13, 2019: People In A Typical Popular Food Restaurant In Phonsavan City, Laos, Southeast Asia
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Detail View Of Rusty Metal Bomb Casings And Defused Unexploded Ordnance Found In Phonsavan, Xieng Khouang Province, Laos.
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American Unexploded Bombs Since "secret War" 1965-1973 At Entrance To Restaurant. Phonsavan, Xiangkhouang Province, Laos
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Detail View Of Rusty Metal Bomb Casings And Defused Unexploded Ordnance Found In Phonsavan, Xieng Khouang Province, Laos.
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Rusty Metal Bomb Casings And Defused Unexploded Ordnance Found In Phonsavan, Xieng Khouang Province, Laos.
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Russian Tank On The Plain Of Jars Next To Phonsavan In Central Laos - Asia
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Plain Of Jars, Thong Hai Hin Site 1, At Thomghaihin Near Town Of Phonsavan In Province Xieng Khuang In Laos In Southeastasia.
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Amongst A Field Of Landmines And Bombs From The Vietnam War, Ancient Jars Are The Last Witnesses Of A Lost Laotian Civilisation. The Plain Of Jars, Near Phonsavan, Laos, Is Best Seen At Dawn.
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