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AFGHANISTAN, Ghazni, "Minaret of Bahram Shah, one of two early 12th Century Minarets the other built by Sultan Mas'ud 111, believed to have served as models for the Minaret of Jam, has square Kufic and Noshki script, Mounds at the foot of both minarets indicate they were once a part of two large buildings, archchaeologists believe these building were mosques"

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Jane Sweeney eye ubiquitous / hutchison

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Photo12/Eye Ubiquitous

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UQS10A81_126

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AFGHANISTAN Ghazni Minaret Bahram Shah one two early 12th Century Minarets other built Sultan Mas'ud 111 believed have served as models Minaret Jam has square Kufic Noshki script Mounds foot both minarets indicate they were once part two large buildings archchaeologists believe these building were mosques" Region Middle East Religion Islamic Religious Architecture Dominant Brown travel traveled traveling travelled travelling Travel Tourism Destination Holiday Vacation Asia Asian Afghanistan Afghan Afghani Afgani Ghazni Minaret Bahram Shah Bahram Shah Minaret Ancient Old Ruins Ruin Site Sites Archaeology Archaeological Archeological Archaeolists Archeolists Scholars historic historical history historical landmark historical monuments minarets towert architectural architecture building edifice edifices place worship religious building structures 12th Century Afghanestan Religion Destination Destinations History Historic Single unitary"