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Slab wall enclosure remnants. Slab wall enclosure remnants. Slab wall enclosure remnants. A close-up of chöten (<i>mchod rten</i>) at Yama Chöten (<i>g.ya’ ma mchod rten</i>). Some of the many stone chöten (<i>mchod rten</i>) at Yama Chöten (<i>g.ya’ ma mchod rten</i>). The scant remains of residential structure RS7, Nyenpori Dzong (<i>gnyan po ri rdzong</i>). The window in the rear central room of residential structure RS6, Nyenpori Dzong (<i>gnyan po ri rdzong</i>). The forward wall of residential structure RS1, Nyenpori Dzong (<i>gnyan po ri rdzong</i>).
The east-facing entranceway in residential structure RS1, Nyenpori Dzong (<i>gnyan po ri rdzong</i>). Note the stone steps leading up to the entranceway. Residential structure RS3, Nyenpori Dzong (<i>gnyan po ri rdzong</i>). The interior of Rechen Puk (<i>ras chen phug</i>). The pillar beside traces of the south wall of the inner enclosure. A close-up view of the two pillars near the west wall of the inner enclosure. The site’s poorly preserved remains. The site’s pillars. Standing stones of the east row.
Detail of one of the tallest pillars in the east row. The fortress site. Pillars of the east row in the late afternoon sunlight. Pillars of the west row. The west row of pillars. A stone roof assembly in one of the rooms. The structure’s niches and stone roofing. The exterior of the residential structure.
The exterior of the residential structure. The exterior of the residential structure. The remains of a funerary superstructure composed of slabs, Tara Monastery (<i>rta ra dgon</i>). A parallel slab wall fragment at Tara Monastery (<i>rta ra dgon pa</i>). This is the remains of a funerary superstructure. Red ochre inscription and symbols of the lower site. The large cave façade of the lower site. The largely intact southwest room. The five sided edifice of this all stoned corbelled residential site. Note the cavity (lavatory pit?) at the base of the structure and the counterbalanced roofing members protruding from the upper wall.

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