Indian Architecture (Buddhist and Hindu Periods) c41.17

c41.17

1. Plate number: `@HCXXX` or `@HCXX...` Wait, at the bottom left of the original file, it reads `CXX>` upside down. Rotated 180°, it is in the top-right corner: `CXX[I/V/X...]` but it looks like `CXXX`. Wait, let's look at `CXX>`: Letters: C, X, X, and part of another character (looks like X or I or V). Actually, reading it rotated 180°: C X X followed by another X or part of something. It is inverted: Wait! In the current file: Bottom left corner has: `<XXƆ` upside down. Wait, let's read the characters in current orientation: `C X X >` Wait, is it `CXX`? Let's flip it 180°: Top right corner has `C X X ...` Wait, C rotated 180 degrees is `Ɔ`. In the current image at bottom-left: The first letter on the left is `C`, then `X`, then `X`, then `>`? Wait, if you rotate 180 degrees: `>` rotated 180 degrees is `<`. `X` is `X`. `C` rotated 180 degrees is `Ɔ`. Wait! Is it upside down? Look at `Fig 1 Kashmir . Temple of the Sun, Martand , 8th century A D`: F is upside down! `i` has dot at bottom. `g` has loop at top. `1` is upside down. Yes, the text is completely upside down! So let's rotate the whole page 180 degrees.