Ken0024625893_059.jpg <Original - 2026>

For the most accurate deep-dive, you can search for the identifier "ken0024625893" directly within the Leiden University Digital Collections portal to view the original high-resolution image and its associated metadata, such as the photographer's name and the specific location.

While the exact visual content of "059.jpg" requires direct access to the library's internal database, the "ken" prefix strongly suggests it is a historical record from one of the following areas:

: Documentation of stone carvings or ruins in India or Java. ken0024625893_059.jpg

: Images in this series often include archaeological sites , religious monuments (such as stupas), architectural details, and cultural landscapes.

The file identifier corresponds to a digitized historical photograph held in the Kern Institute Photography Collection at Leiden University Libraries . This specific naming convention is typical for items in their digital archives, where "ken" indicates the Kern Institute and the numerical string serves as a unique archival identifier. Archive Overview For the most accurate deep-dive, you can search

: Many of these photos were taken by early 20th-century scholars and colonial administrators to record local heritage, often forming part of the oldest museological photo collections in the Netherlands. Identifying the Specific Image

2 Van der Tuuk’s collection of Batak manuscripts in Leiden ... - Brill The file identifier corresponds to a digitized historical

: Specific photographic surveys of Buddhist or Hindu temples.