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(5) ‘The walls of the temple . . . are in great preservation, the bricks, which compose them, are of well-burnt red earth, each measuring 12 inches by 7 and 1½ thick, disposed with about one-eighth of an inch of chunam between them, and the layers, being quite even, look as if the plaster had just been stripped off.’