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Nagora

a percussion instrument; Uzbek, Tadzhik and Armenian paired ceramic kettledrums in the form of small clay vessels. In structure they are akin to the Georgian diplipito, which is sometimes known by the same name (or nagara).

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The figures have made Nagora an unlikely tourist attraction, drawing people coming to the remote location from all over Japan.

Inside the creepy village populated by hundreds of DOLLS - for a terrifying reason; Nearly every former resident of Nagoro, on the Japanese island of Shikoku, has either died or left

At this session, the Commission decided to extend the protection regime for the necropolis with steAak tombs at the Nagora locality in OstroA3/4ac settlement, Jablanica, and adopted a decision establishing that the Church in VrA!ani, the City of Tuzla, does not meet the criteria for designation as a national monument of BiH.

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