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The third group is also enclosed with a wall. It consists of the main shrine, five other edifices, three temples, two subsidiary temples, all of the same orientation, and one gate tower. The main shrine is separated by an open space into the sanctuary and the vestibule. ‘Internally the arched vault is not of a regular pyramidal character, but rises straight to a certain distance.’