Moidams – the Mound-Burial System of the Ahom Dynasty
Man-made ditches and depressions with water as a part of landscaping and to buffer tremors
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Ancestral Spirit Forest of the Tai-Ahoms at Charaideo
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Moidam - the totem of Tai-Ahom culture
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Charaideo as a sacred necropolis
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Sha dhuwa pukhuri - where preserved body of the deceased king would be washed before entering ...
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Royal Necropolis Landscape at Charaideo
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Principal Components of a Moidam
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Antiquities found in the burial chamber of Moidam C002 during excavation
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View of Deohal at the foothills of Patkai hills
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Strategic location of Charaideo enabled migration and
settling of Tai-Ahoms in the region.
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Landscape of Charaideo Moidams
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Moidams surrounded by tea gardens, private farms/houses, village settlements and forested area
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