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| rdfs:comment | - Mayapore was a village in Pankot, India. A rural farming community, it was run by a Chieftain, though the town's spiritual matters were handled by a Shaman. The town was located in the northwest section of India and primarily built up with clay block houses. The village was several days' journey from New Delhi, when traveling by elephant. In the center of the town was a large boulder with a carved grotto that served as the resting place for the town's sacred stone, the Shiva Linga, one of the Sankara Stones. The shaman's house was across the town commons from the shrine.
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| Text | - Sankara Stones Marshall College entry
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| locations within | - Sankara Grotto
- Shaman's House
- Town Well
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| url | - marshall/artifact/sankarastones/
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| abstract | - Mayapore was a village in Pankot, India. A rural farming community, it was run by a Chieftain, though the town's spiritual matters were handled by a Shaman. The town was located in the northwest section of India and primarily built up with clay block houses. The village was several days' journey from New Delhi, when traveling by elephant. In the center of the town was a large boulder with a carved grotto that served as the resting place for the town's sacred stone, the Shiva Linga, one of the Sankara Stones. The shaman's house was across the town commons from the shrine.
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