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The "Pietra Dura" Work In The Taj Mahal Uses Semi-Precious Stones Primarily Imported From:

A. China
B. Persia and Afghanistan
C. Europe
D. Africa

Stones like Lapis Lazuli were imported from Afghanistan, while other gems came from Persia and Upper India to create the intricate floral designs in the Taj Mahal.

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