-
connecting the
Pamoesian and
Djoeata drilling sites, the port
facilities at
Lingkas on the west and the
airfield nearby with a 1,500 m runway. As oil production...
- Tibetan,
Norbulingka means 'Jewel(ed) Garden.' or 'Jewel(ed) Park'. The word
lingka (Tibetan: གླིང་ག, Wylie:
gling ga) is
commonly used in
Tibet to
define all...
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Lhoma Lhomar Lhorong Lhünzê Lhünzhub (Gandainqonkor)
Lhunzhub Nongchang Lingka Lingqu Lingti Lingza Logtang Lopu Lugu
Lumachomo Lumaringbo Lunang Lungdo...
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planned landing beaches at
Lingkas and
sought to
neutralise the ****anese
defences in
these areas. The oil
storage tanks at
Lingkas were a key
objective as...
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Island provided fire
support to the
Australian engineers who were
landed at
Lingkas to
clear obstacles on the
landing beaches. ****ault
troops from the 2/23rd...
- established, and
Lhasa became the
capital of the region. Of the 22
parks (
lingkas)
which surrounded the city of Lhasa, most of them over half a mile in length...
- years, and
performances are held on
various festive occasions such as the
Lingka and
Shoton festival. The
performance is
usually a drama, held on a barren...
-
records the tree markings, also
known as dendroglyphs,
relating to the
Lingka Dreaming track across the desert. Also
known as the King
Brown Snake dreaming...
-
Mission in
Lhasa was the
British Indian Office in Tibet,
located at
Dekyi Lingka, Lhasa. It was
established in
August 1936, with the
first Officer in Charge...
- Stockade. An
Australian flag
belonging to the 2nd/23rd
battalion and
flown at
Lingkas beach during the
battle of
Tarakan was
discovered after being featured...
