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The image displays a weathered stone carving of a lion-like creature positioned on a textured, pale wall. The creature is depicted in a seated or crouched posture, with detailed carvings on its face, mane, and body. To the right of the lion carving, a stone bracket is affixed to the wall, featuring a smaller carved figure and decorative elements. The wall itself exhibits cracks and stains, indicating age and exposure to the elements. Below the lion carving, a gray plaque is visible, inscribed with text in multiple languages, including Vietnamese and German. Part of the text on the plaque reads "26.3.1994" and "FOR CONSERV OF CULTURA". This plaque likely indicates the location or context of these carvings. While the specific location within Da Nang is not explicitly stated in the image, the presence of the Cham Cultural Association text on the plaque suggests it is related to Cham heritage sites in or around the city.
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