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Published: 17 Dec. 2009, 20:06
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A box that carries small crystals found among cremated remains of monks is placed in front of Buddhist statutes at Jogye Temple’s Great Hero Hall in Seoul, yesterday. The crystals were discovered in a Seokgatap located at Bulguksa, a Buddhist temple in North Gyeongsang, in 1966. The national treasure No. 126 had been preserved in the National Museum of Korea since 1967. [YONHAP]
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