Chinese Buddhist Cave Shrines

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5 min

A short film introducing three, famous, Chinese, Buddhist caves.

Published in 2009 (Michael Rohde ed.) by the Asian Art Museum, San Francisco.

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    title={{C}hinese {B}uddhist {C}ave {S}hrines},
    editor={Michael Rohde},
    publisher={the Asian Art Museum},
    address={San Francisco},
    year=2009,
    minutes=5,
    keywords={medieval,east-asian-roots,mahayana-roots,bart},
    ranking={rank3},
    url={https://youtu.be/UH3X1H6pYjY}
}

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