The Chalukyan Architecture of the Kanarese Districts c43.7
The Chālukyan Architecture of the Kanarese Districts c43.7
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c43.7
But the largest dolmen met with in these districts is one which stands in the village of Moṭebennūr. It is of the same type as that near the temple of Galaṅātha at Aihole. Four roughly-hewn uprights, standing about eight feet out of the ground, support a great flat horizontal slab, seventeen and a half feet long by four feet broad. There are two other uprights, whose tops have fallen away from the support of the slab (Plate CLII).