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The document discusses various art forms found across Southeast Asia, including: 1) Shadow puppet plays from Indonesia tell stories from Hindu poems using leather or wood puppets viewed as shadows on a screen. 2) Sculptures of Hindu gods like Shiva and Buddhist stupas and pagodas are common religious art in countries like Cambodia, Thailand and Myanmar. 3) Musical traditions like gamelan orchestras in Indonesia and the Philippines show similarities across the region alongside other art forms influenced by local religions, cultures, and histories.
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